Don't even know where to start

kidzncatz
Wed, 22 Jan 2020 21:06:30 +0000

@g8rmomk8ans Are your daughter’s grades better in science and math? Usually those subjects are considered more important in nursing admissions. I do think some of the many smaller private Pennsylvania colleges that have nursing programs may be possibilities for direct admit. Check out Wilson, Neumann, Holy Family, Carlow, Alvernia, Misericordia, Immaculata, Gwynedd Mercy. In New York, try D’Youville, Roberts Wesleyan, and Elmira. In Ohio, Ursuline. In Virginia, Marymount. This is just a sample. Hopefully you and your daughter are open to Catholic schools, as so many of them offer nursing programs. I don’t know about Virginia, but here in Pennsylvania admission to community college nursing programs is much more competitive than admission to many of the 4-year nursing programs, as most community college programs are not direct entry but require a (sometimes very) competitive admissions process after prerequisites have been completed. Here is a list of all approved nursing programs in Pennsylvania. Some of the schools’ websites state minimum requirements for admission, but you will need to contact individual schools to get more information regarding how competitive their nursing admissions are.

file:///home/chronos/u-fd0a6b457b6c10b21be6a04ed5aa0164b35fa7b8/MyFiles/Downloads/List-of-RN-Programs.pdf

If you can’t get that link to work, try googling PA Dept. of Nursing approved schools.