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Competitiveness of MSN programs

Are MSN programs less competitive than ASN and BSN programs or are they just as competitive? Thanks in advance:)

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heartRN, i think it would definitely be worth it to apply!

i am entering one of those direct-entry programs...actually, my first day is tomorrow! while my degree is in what many consider a "tough" field of study (Biotechnology), the school i graduated from is a small, private liberal arts school on the north shore of mass. so anything is possible i guess!

i do agree that the GPA/GREs have to be somewhat high. i was told at the information sessions that they recommend at least 1000 combined GRE and at least a B in all pre-req courses, which vary by program.

feel free to PM me if you have any qs!

Congratulations, pinkzebra! That's fantastic about starting your direct-entry program- best of luck to you!!! If you have the time (starting school, you may not!) it would be great if you could PM me your stats and school + program of choice, or whatever info. you are comfortable giving :) I can't PM yet! BTW, I also attended college outside of Boston- it's tough for me to consider leaving New England!!! Thanks, and again- good luck!

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