Hi Everyone!
This is a forum for CSULA's Accelerated BSN program starting June (Summer) 2021.
Applications just opened & are due in January. I was surprised that there wasn't a forum already created so thought I’d create one so we can keep each other updated ?
Hi everyone! I am new to this forum but so glad I found this forum! I am also applying to the Summer '21 ABSN. If this helps anyone, I received my application confirmation on Jan. 12 and received an interview invitation on Jan. 16th. There were four days in Jan/Feb that were avialable to interview in the email.
Good luck everybody!
On 1/29/2021 at 6:44 PM, etchensketch said:Practice answering typical interview questions: tell me about yourself, how did you get into nursing, what makes a good nurse, how would your colleagues describe you, strengths and weaknesses. You may get asked a behavioral question or two. Stay away from stereotypical answers - meaning draw from your own unique experience and background. It’s a second degree program, the more confidence you exude in talking about how different you are and what transferable skills you can bring to the world of nursing, the better ?
thank you so much! this is so helpful ❤️
Hello,
By chance has anyone who's application materials were delivered on or near the deadline date of Jan 12th received a confirmation email that their application materials were received yet? Still awaiting mines so not sure to reach out to check on my status or still wait a bit more.
Thanks in advance!
@Cupcakes0721 @kemsn My application packet was delivered on the 12th and I received a confirmation that it was received this past Sunday. The next day, I was extended an invitation to interview! I know waiting can be stressful, but ----------------------- is trying her best to get to every applicant as soon as possible. Good luck to you both!
@kemsn@Future_Nurse_Michael Thank you both for responding! Appreciate it. I will continue to wait, good luck ya'll!
etchensketch
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Practice answering typical interview questions: tell me about yourself, how did you get into nursing, what makes a good nurse, how would your colleagues describe you, strengths and weaknesses. You may get asked a behavioral question or two. Stay away from stereotypical answers - meaning draw from your own unique experience and background. It’s a second degree program, the more confidence you exude in talking about how different you are and what transferable skills you can bring to the world of nursing, the better ?