Hey Everyone!
Just wanted to start this thread for those who are all applying to the Columbia School of Nursing MDE program for 2019 Entry.
I figured we could all share our thoughts/ questions/ concerns here, or just use this to meet some new people ?
My name is Gurdeep, I'm from NY, and I'm a recent Grad from Binghamton University. Looking forward to meeting all of you ?
OpiePl said:Hi ghazal123, the decisions for the 2019 cohort have yet to be released so a majority of us on this forum have not been accepted. However, from what I have read in forums regarding this program, most accepted students have As and Bs in their prerequisites. It is a minimum requirement for admission. If I were you I would either do my best to bring up the grade (semester is still not over) or consider retaking the course at a community college. If you are truly interested in applying it would be a shame for one course to hold you back.
I'm pretty sure the requirements is you must get a B or above in all your prerequisites. Most of my cohort had strong grades coming in.
Hi, I mean both are great programs. Pros for NYU is that it starts earlier so we end earlier. Reason I want Columbia putting aside the program is that its an ivy league school, its also a masters degree. I would rather go to Columbia because we are essentially paying the same tuition for NYU/Columbia. Might as well get most of our money for masters degree and the name.
Im waiting on Stony Brook's decision which program starts in June, had an interview 2 weeks ago, which might effect my decision for NYU. But for now I am going to enroll in NYU since its the only "safety line" I have now. I called Columbia admission regarding my situation and they say its ok to start NYU for a week and withdraw to attend Columbia. I would be losing 25% of my refund from NYU but in the end I think its worth it cuz of what you get in Columbia.
Iliketruffles said:Hi, I mean both are great programs. Pros for NYU is that it starts earlier so we end earlier. Reason I want Columbia putting aside the program is that its an ivy league school, its also a masters degree. I would rather go to Columbia because we are essentially paying the same tuition for NYU/Columbia. Might as well get most of our money for masters degree and the name.I'm waiting on Stony Brook's decision which program starts in June, had an interview 2 weeks ago, which might effect my decision for NYU. But for now I am going to enroll in NYU since its the only "safety line" I have now. I called Columbia admission regarding my situation and they say its OK to start NYU for a week and withdraw to attend Columbia. I would be losing 25% of my refund from NYU but in the end I think its worth it cuz of what you get in Columbia.
I'm applying to NYU also, but for the September 2019 start! I'm also leaning towards Columbia because it offers a Master's in 15 months vs a BSN in 15 mos. Anyone know what the tuition for the NYU ABSN/how many semesters the program is? I've been trying to find the total price, but there's only semester costs.
Also just out of curiosity- who else here applied for the Family Nursing specialty at Columbia?
canyon said:I'm applying to NYU also, but for the September 2019 start! I'm also leaning towards Columbia because it offers a Master's in 15 months vs a BSN in 15 mos. Anyone know what the tuition for the NYU ABSN/how many semesters the program is? I've been trying to find the total price, but there's only semester costs.Also just out of curiosity- who else here applied for the Family Nursing specialty at Columbia?
I applied to FNP program as well!
FNP2B1210, MSN
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Hi ghazal123, the decisions for the 2019 cohort have yet to be released so a majority of us on this forum have not been accepted. However, from what I have read in forums regarding this program, most accepted students have As and Bs in their prerequisites. It is a minimum requirement for admission. If I were you I would either do my best to bring up the grade (semester is still not over) or consider retaking the course at a community college. If you are truly interested in applying it would be a shame for one course to hold you back.