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I don't see a group yet started for admission to the Fall 2018's Augusta U MSN/CNL program. I have read through the forum of the Fall 2017 group and it seems to have been very informative!
I am excited once this group starts getting some members, so we can discuss the process (and adventure?!) of applying and finishing pre-reqs!
I am a second career applicant who works full time as an office assistant to two MDs and 1 BSN now. I have previously been a CNA and worked as a PCT in a small rural hospital on the med/surg floor, but then went on to get a BA in English from UGA. After having been an assistant for 4 years and out of school for quite a few more, I am excited about starting this RN program and still question why I didn't do this from the beginning :-) Oh well, I feel I have a lot of real world experience now and I am a much better learner then before! I have four pre-reqs left. A&P 1 and 2, Microbiology, and Human Development. I am planning on trying to CLEP the Human Development course this fall. Currently in the waiting process for acceptance into the Perimeter Campus of Georgia State University to start the other courses.
Looking forward to talking with all of you!
@2ndcareermsn I feel you on the MAT it is very verse and you can not study hard enough for ( not to discourage anyone) , but a lot of people prefer to do the GRE I did the MAT and it was heart aching! I think I will lean more on the GRE( my opinion), well all the best in your classes. What was your undergraduate degree and also so you know Athens is very competitive and they take less students. I believe you can still apply without being done with your prerequisites and your MAT/GRE score! All the best! See we all in the same boat! Any medical experiences for you?
The application for Fall 2018 entry into the MSN Clinical Nurse Leader program with Augusta University will open in NursingCAS on September 1. We do encourage you to apply early!
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Yes about the MAT! It seems simple but I think the GRE is nice since they give you more context clues on verbal. I have been spending a lot of time (read most) prepping for verbal section and need to prep more for math. I am using Magoosh to prep for the GRE and I like it so far. A lot more affordable then Kaplan and other programs. The plus to the MAT is its only one hour vs four! My undergraduate degree is in English. In high school I took a lot of health occupations courses and actually completed a CNA program. I worked in a hospital during college some as a patient care tech and have about 500 hours of direct patient contact hours from that. I have been working for two medical doctors and a nurse for the last four years. We are not a clinical practice but a research group. I am their assistant. So I deal with a lot of medical records and stuff and its really interesting.
@ENNY I have started my application. You do not have to have completed your essay nor scores to start the application. BUT we will have to have everything completed before the application is sent to Augusta University. I have not completed my application so I do not know if they GPA will come up afterwards.
Yes. You create your NurseCAS account select the program and it lets you start entering everything. Also lets you go ahead and enter essay upload the cv etc. you don't pay until you submit it once everything is done. You send transcripts to NurseCAS directly. I think if your degree is out of country you have to first send it to a company to do a degree equivalency but that info is on Augusta website. You can put in your GRE scores but they have to be sent directly to Augusta.
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I'm hoping to submit in mid October the application. Which means I need to take the GRE or MAT within the next month :-(