University of South Florida FNP program

VidaUrbana · Apr 15, 2013

I applied. My online application just states "committee". Hopefully decisions will be sent this week or the next.

Sjfishman86 · Apr 16, 2013

I applied to FNP and still have not heard back either. Hopefully soon!

VidaUrbana · Apr 17, 2013

Accepted!

emmbeee · Apr 17, 2013

WOW CONGRATULATIONS that is so awesome! how was your GPA? Did you do your undergrad at USF?

NP Sam · Apr 17, 2013

Don't lose hope anyone! Hope to see you all on orientation day!

NP Sam · Apr 18, 2013

Vida Urbana your mailbox is full :). I was going to give you my email. I am considering full time to be a grad assistant.

emmbeee · Apr 18, 2013

Sorry Vidaurbana i am a new user so cannot send private messages. i am a current undergrad at USF graduating in August. So have no floor experience. I have a 3.13 for my upper level nursing (not to shabby i know) and i have a 3.6 overall. There process is so confusing, I am guessing they are making decisions one by one. Thank you for your reply and positivity! Congrats again you should be very proud of yourself!

VidaUrbana · Apr 19, 2013

@ RN Sam: I cleared by email box!

@emmbeee: Thank you again! Your overall stats are pretty impressive and I always thought that students that attended Undergrad would usually have first dibs. I wished I attended one of the informations session to better understand the process. If you have any questions feel free to ask me. I'm not from Tampa, I live in South Florida. So I don't know anyone else that applied to FNP progam @ USF. Again, I'm looking forward to your acceptance, too! :yes:

emmbeee · Apr 26, 2013

rejected

ryguyRN · Apr 26, 2013

emmbeee you could try applying to UAB's FNP program for Spring 2014, hang in there. You'll get in.

reebokHCFR, MSN, EMT-P, APRN, NP · May 13, 2013

rejected

did you get any further info on the decision? I was rejected by FSC in lakeland basically due to no nursing experience (which I am now very thankful for...I didn't realize how many different types of NP's there are and ANP is not for me). my background is EMS (11 years, 7 as a paramedic), but now I'm having to work part time as a nurse to try to strengthen my resume. My new goal is USF's AGAC or possibly FNP, but I heard you need a 4.0 for FNP.