USF master's entry-CNL

Jimbillybob: I moved in a week ago and found my apartment through www.apartmentguide.com. Last time I checked, I believe placeproperties.com and www.jeffersoncommonsfresno.com still have available rentals. I also used CL and www.apartmentfinder.com. There are still plenty of availabilities. Good luck!

One of the forms I got from Carol reads: "Physical exams for graduate... students are optional." Does this mean we don't have to have a physical done afterall? Just want to make sure.

Her e-mail indicated that we needed both the physical and the immunizations. I would assume that we are "RN students" at this point and the "graduate student" title would apply once we are not doing clinicals through the college during the MSN portion. I'm assuming that while completing MSN we would be using work experience, rather than college scheduled clinicals which necessitate the physical, but I could be wrong. Pretty sure you need the physical now.

Guess we'll find out Tues.

Hi.... need them now you say?? I thought I remember seeing something like the 16th of next month is when we're supposed to have them in by? That's if they really are required in the first place (though it doesn't seem likely that there wouldn't be a healthscreen of some type for healthcare students). Anyway, I don't know where everybody is because I have yet to hear from any of the ads I've responded to. Seems like I may have to resort to plan B at this point: set up a tent on campus . Seriously though, moving is frustrating enough as it is and doing it at the last minute makes it 10 times worse. It would be short of a miracle if I get settled in on time for Tuesday.

Would anyone who got into USF entry level MSN CNL program be willing to share their admission stats? Just curious about gpa, volunteer hours, etc. They weren't specific at the info meeting. Just wondering what my chance are! Thanks!

I got into USF Entry Masters CNL. 3.57 overall bachelors GPA in Psychology from UCSB. Chem, anatomy, physiology, micro taken after my bachelors with a 4.0. EMT working in an emergency department with experience working on an ambulance. 26 year old male. Hope that helps.. I have no idea if I just barely made the cut or was towards the top so I dont know exactly what your chances are but there is one example for you . Good luck!

Hello everyone,
I have a applied to the MSN-CNL program at USF Cupertino Campus.
Can anyone who is in this program already share your feelings?
Thank you