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What to do??

Hi! I have like 3 nursing schools I could apply for once I finish my pre-requisits, but the problem is that every school has differents pre-requisits. How am I supposed to apply for more than 1 school if each of one of them differ in almost all the classes. Have you been in a situation like this? What should I do? :uhoh3: It's really difficult to enter nursing school, and it is more if you only have 1 school to apply for. :crying2:

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I made a spreadsheet of every school that I would like to apply to. I have listed everything they have in common, and I will work on those classes first. Then I will start taking the other classes based on which ones are required by my first choice, then second choice and so on.

I am interested to read the responses you get.... I am in a similar predicament. I can get the prereqs done for my community college's ADN program by the end of Spring 2011, and will have the chance to apply for Fall 2010 entrance. But I don't want to put all my eggs in one basket, so I'd like to complete the prereqs for a local large university's BSN program...but I think that would require 3 or 4 more classes than the cc's prereqs. The acceptance letters for Fall 2011 at the cc won't be mailed until July, so if I register for 2011 Summer Session I classes to try and get more of the BSN's prereqs done, I might be wasting my time and money if I end up getting accepted to the cc's ADN program. {{sigh}}

Make an appt. with a nursing admissions coun. bring an unoffical transcrpt and he, or she will be able to tell you which classes can be applied to that particular program

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