waiting list at community colleges

The two community colleges in my area don't have waitlists, you simply apply and if you're rejected then you apply again for the next semester, but they're very competitive. At the one, getting into the RN program with less than a 3.8 in the prereq's is unheard of, and that school created more requirements for students, like being a CNA before applying to the program. The school I was admitted to isn't as bad, but that's because admission isn't based solely on GPA, but on a point system. The LPN program at the local tech center is also based on a complex point system. It all depends on where you go.

I think it depends on the area and the school. Some of the schools in my state have a waiting list. Some do not. One school extended the application deadline for their RN program last year because they did not have enough applicants.

My school doesn't have a waitlist. Call and ask.

The community college I am at does not have a wait list. They just take the top 100 students.

The CC I am taking classes at has a waitlist currently at around two years. I guess in the past it has been as high as five years.

Community Colleges are notorious for high waitlist, everyone wants the cheap credits. The one im going to costs about 90 bucks a credit!

The CC that I attend has a 2-3 semester wait list once you have finished all pre-req's and have passed the teas test. The wait is like torture, all I keep thinking is I could be taking nursing classes right now, but I'm not. Instead of doing nothing I have been working on my pre-req's towards my BSN to keep my mind busy!!!! All the schools here in NJ for the Associates in nursing have a wait-list, there's just no getting around it!

hi i m gonna start my nursing in community collage . they want me to complete my 13 credits first but i m confuse that how long does it to take to complete that credits and after that i m able to get admission if my GPA is good enough like more than 3 and if i m not able to get admission whats the next option for me