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Please help! (list of direct admission programs)
hannah0359
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I've been looking at different sites that lists all the schools that offer direct admission to nursing programs, but most of them are outdated and incorrect. I'm specifically interested in finding out about Drexel University, UConn, Loyola University, and Quinnipiac University, but please let me know the current schools that offer direct admission and not direct entry. Thank you so much!
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Here is a list of direct admit/entry programs for the US. Recently updated on the CC discussion thread: https://talk.collegeconfidential.com/nursing-major/1994851-list-of-direct-entry-from-high-school-bsn-nursing-programs-p4.html
Are you looking for a Bachelor’s or Master’s Program?
When researching the programs be aware that many of these programs are very selective. The program minimum GPA and test scores that are typically listed are lower than the average GPA/test scores of accepted students, sometimes significantly so.
Further, many schools do not make public the direct admit acceptance rate, number of spots they have, or the average GPA/test scores of accepted students. If, after doing research on the school's site, you can't find that information, it is appropriate to contact your regional AO and/or the program contact to find out these important details.