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Hey guys! Has anyone else been recently accepted into the nursing program?
Yes, thank you, Eventide, for taking the time to clarify things! I'm sure you remember being as nervous as we all are and it definitely helps hearing from a current student who is having a success in the program :)
Welcome to those who are new to the board! I am eager to meet everyone. Speaking of which, we're trying to organize an informal meet-up before classes officially start. So far, it looks like the end of this month MIGHT work for people. I'm still trying to get a read on what most people's availability is. Please chime in!
A reminder that we have a group on FB: Concordia College NY Nursing Fall 2012
Hi missbsn,
I found the entire process of applying to Concordia to be pretty painless. You must have completed Chem, both A&Ps and Microbio (with a grade of at least a B) within 5 years, a cumulative GPA of 3.2 or higher from your 1st bachelors, a letter of recc and $50 application fee. My GPA with my pre-reqs was probably about a 3.6. The first time I applied was in 2011 and I waited too long (late March or April I think). They told me that they had already accepted the 50 or so students for Fall 2012 and they'd roll my application over to 2012. Sure enough, come February of this year I get a call to schedule my interview and writing sample. Two days after that I got my acceptance letter in the mail! If I were you I would apply as early as you can.
The people in the admissions department and the assistant to the Dean are extremely helpful and friendly. I'm sure they'd be happy to answer any of your questions.
Hope this helps!
-Lena
hey guys! congrats on getting accepted into the nursing program. I am a current nursing student You can also email me email at [email protected]. if you have any questions about the program as well. But seriously don't listen to the negative comments. It is a lot of work but it will all be worth it in the end. The program will soon be over before you know it :)
Having the older editions is not detrimental, but can be a pain if a professor references a box or chart from a particular page in the new edition. In that case you could always just take a picture of it from someone else's book or from the book in the library (they have all of the textbooks there for you to use while in the library). The information from one edition to the other really doesn't change much so if you need edition 11 and you have access to edition 10 you should be fine. The book is really good to be used as a reference rather than your main source of information because most of your info will come from the powerpoints and lecture.
MMGF
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I'm also attending the June 14th orientation - looking forward to meeting you all too!