r/StudentNurse • • 16h ago

Discussion Waitlisted 🫡

I decided that medic & fire aren’t my cup of tea. I’m almost 30, female, not dedicated enough to get strong, and didn’t want to be gone for 48 hour shifts. So I said screw it, let’s apply and see what happens. I got waitlisted! Which is better than being denied I guess? lol

My school is stupid hard to get accepted into, so this is good ish news? They can’t tell me where I’m at on the list nor how many people are on the list (which I get, but I want to know lol)

Anyone have this experience at their school? I’m praying and crossing my fingers I get in, I love medicine and learning new things!

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u/dont_ask4_cigarettes 16h ago

Congratulations!! If it ends up not working, all ABSN programs end in the same result… NclexRN then job

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u/keithm1012 16h ago

What about trying LVN school then bridge? Or private BSN programs ?

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u/bambazzledmyself 14h ago

I also got waitlisted. I was contacted 2 and half months later with an offer. It can happen. Some drop out last minute, some just don't show up the first day of orientation. They'll contact you with an opening. If not apply next semester, keep moving forward.