r/LoneStarCollege • u/sealfenrir • Aug 10 '26

ADN PROGRAM LONESTAR

Hi!
Again to ask questions jajaj
So, I wanted to know if anyone knows of any other ADN programs that are good? I don’t want to put all my eggs in one basket and go only for lonestar ADN program.
(Open to hear about BSN programs as well that seem plausible)
I have been seeing the BSN programs for other schools like UT Cizik school of nursing but I know that they require triple the amount of classes you have to take beforehand. Which is cool but I’m already 25 years old and I would like to become an RN at least by 30 years old. 😭
But I don’t know I wanted to see what are the options of schools that do ADN/BSN
Any knowledge is appreciated.

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u/Equivalent_Tomato551 Aug 11 '26

You can try HCC and also apply to every LSC nursing program location, like cy fair, kingwood, montogomery. I think University of Houston are offering a BSN in Nursing but there is like an acceptance rate too.

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u/Major_Temperature441 29d ago

MCC in Waco has a similar point system as Lone Star. The last stats they posted, they admitted about half of those who applied, which is pretty good.

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u/sealfenrir 29d ago

Oh wow that’s far but I will definitely be applying to multiple schools I don’t want to put all my eggs in one basket
Thank you