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No. 30
Old Aug 19, 2009, 03:37 PM

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I was wondering the same thing about the research thing. I wrote a thesis as an undergraduate, but it was on education, not healthcare.
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No. 31
Old Aug 19, 2009, 11:19 PM

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Yah, I think they want to know about ANYTHING (or so they say in the essay req's). I wrote a thesis about gender and dance in the Andes and included that so...hopefully it goes ok!
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No. 32
Old Sep 11, 2009, 03:22 PM

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Has anyone else gone to one of their online chat sessions? I went to one today, and I thought it was really informative.
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No. 33
from apalmer31
Old Sep 11, 2009, 04:21 PM

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I haven't even heard of online chat sessions. How do we find out about when they are and what did you learn?
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No. 34
Old Sep 11, 2009, 11:24 PM

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Here's the link to the dates: Admissions Events. With the dates are the links to the actual chat sessions.

Some of the things I found out:

They get about 420 applicants. 200 are interviewed, 145 are admitted. The class is 85 people.

The two largest specialties are FNP and Midwifery with 13 people each. I'm looking at Acute Care NP, which takes 7-9 people.

For all three years, the average total cost is $150k-$160k. This includes living expenses.

Students are encouraged to stay full-time for the whole three years EXCEPT Acute Care. If you go part time it takes an extra year.

For the RN pre-specialty part of the program, clinical sites are within 45 minutes. Specialty clinical sites are within 60 minutes.

There are a few options for international nursing while studying. I don't remember everything they said about it, but I do know locations are based on specialty, except for S. Africa and Hong Kong. Anyone can go to Hong Kong to learn about eastern medicine, and S. Africa is also open to anyone.

They have no preference between people who are straight out of college versus career changers. It's all about the stuff in the application.

Hope to see you at the next chat!
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No. 35
from maziemoo22
Old Sep 13, 2009, 04:14 PM

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Yeah I remember Angela telling me how much Yale costs and my mouth dropped haha, it'll be worth it though.
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No. 36
Old Sep 13, 2009, 05:59 PM

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Actually, for some reason, I thought it would be more.
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No. 37
from apalmer31
Old Sep 13, 2009, 06:02 PM

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Any word on whether they are generous with scholarships like Columbia?
Also, anyone looking into outside scholarships and like to share where to look/ find them?
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No. 38
Old Sep 13, 2009, 06:22 PM

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No idea. I'll ask about that at the next chat. They did mention that most people take out loans.
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No. 39
from WannabePNP
Old Sep 19, 2009, 10:53 AM

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Hey guys,

I am currently a first-year GEPN student at Yale, and vividly remember being in your shoes around this time last year! I just wanted to jump in and offer my two cents regarding financial aid at Yale. In my experience, (and based on what I've heard from fellow students) while Yale is not quite as "generous" as Columbia in their financial aid offering, remember that Columbia's program is actually slightly more expensive than Yale's. Also, remember that you are still considered an "undergraduate" during the first year at Columbia (since you will be getting your BSN), while at Yale you are considered a "graduate student" from day 1. This means that you'll be eligible for more (around twice as much, I believe?) in subsidized and unsubsidized Stafford loans.

In response to the questions about addressing research experience in your essay, the previous poster who said to discuss ANY experience you've had with research is absolutely right (even if it's completely unrelated to healthcare!) And yes - they're strict about having it be one continuous flowing essay, not broken down by questions.

If anyone else has any other questions, I'd be happy to try and help! Good luck to you all.
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