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The acceptance rate is very high for ASN transfers looking to get their BSN since the don't require clinical space. If you're just a regular transfer, the rate is very low. There were 5 of us at the transfer orientation last week for the Fall semester. Four sophomores and one "freshman" (myself) out of over 400 applicants. From what I've heard though, the acceptance is MUCH higher for non-transfer freshmen.
btw say for example you were to apply to umd nursing program but got denied, can u still attend umd for a different program? how does that work? or when your denied they don't want you at all? sorry it might sound like a stupid question
let say you applied for nursing but got denied from the program, can you say for example try going into biology or something for pre med, how does that work? do you have to go through the whole process of applying again
doesnt majors like bio, chem and stuff go after you get accepted into the school?
aznbaby
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does anyone know whats the acceptance rate like at umass dartmouth bsn program??
im curious to know what kind of gpa their looking for and how competitive it is