DePaul General Masters program

A number of my classmates who live in the suburbs take Metra into the city, and then the CTA to campus. DePaul charges you for a CTA U-Pass, so riding the L is free, and I think metra offers discounted tickets for students. If you do want to live in the city, I'd suggest living someplace with easy L access that's not Lincoln Park or Lakeview, as those are somewhat more pricier to live in than, say Edgewater or Avondale.

Also, for the MENP program, DePaul awards an MS in General Nursing, not an MSN. It has something to do with how the research component is integrated.

Thanks for your info! The different between depauls program and a MSN is research? Do

other programs offer an MSN?

I will probably be living at home and commuting by EL or car. I know the public transport system well here in Chicago, so I'm good with that :)

More interested in what peoples experience/ gpa was when accepting into the program.

The difference between an MS (anywhere not just at DePaul) and an MSN has to do with research, supposedly. I don't pretend to understand it.

Hello. I am going to graduate from DePaul in June and I commute there. it is about a 1 hr drive one way. It is not fun but it is doable. I have liked the program so far and when I applied I did not have any nursing experience as well. I forgot what my GPA was when I applied but I think your GPA will be fine.

If you're driving from the western suburbs remember that I-290 construction starts TODAY. 290 from Thorndale to downtown will be underconstruction along with the Congress bridge, and Wacker Dr. There are alternates like Roosevelt Rd on the south and from Sacramento off the Ike you can take Warren Blvd. I saw the signs posted yesterday. The other expressways will probably have heavier traffic in areas due to alternate routes. Keep that in mind so if you can take public trans that may be your best alternative.

Thanks for all the info! i'm applying at the end of the summer for the summer-june start!

Thanks for all the info! i'm applying at the end of the summer for the summer-june start!

Summer start? That's a new one on me. You sure it's not the Winter/January start? That's when I applied for the winter start cohort.

whoops, I meant January start :) Rush has a June Start, I got them mixed up.

but i still have to apply by the end of the summer

January (Winter) Entry Application Deadline: August 1