Hello! I figured it was time to start this thread now that the application deadline is nearly here. Let us commence the stress and commiseration!
I finally submitted my Duke ABSN application yesterday after being away from my computer for months while traveling. I feel excited and hopeful, but the reality is that I won't be able to attend without a significant scholarship. I love Duke's program and my partner lives outside of Durham (I'm currently near Tucson, AZ) so this could be the perfect fit.
Nursing will be a second career for me--I'm 34. I'm curious whether most of my fellow applicants are younger or around my age?
Good luck everyone!
@seacandaceThank you for letting me know! I just accepted and will be paying my deposit hopefully next week. I was slightly nervous seeing accept or decline and then clicking accept! Will you be attending for sure or are you weighing your options?
6 hours ago, seacandace said:You don’t have to make the deposit at the time of acceptance! I accepted already, but I also need to wait a bit before paying the deposit. Don’t be afraid to accept—it doesn’t force you to pay right away.
Thanks for that info!
22 minutes ago, jackattack 99 said:we are in the same boat! I emailed Ben, but I’m sure he won’t get back to me until tomorrow. I asked him a bunch of questions about the waitlist, so I’ll tell you all that he says when I hear back
what questions did you ask? the only question I had was what number I am. But the lady at the front desk said nobody is assigned numbers
1 hour ago, OctaviaF said:Duke Days are posted! March 20th or March 23rd. I'm attending March 23rd as the flights and hotels are slightly cheaper. Just booked my flight from FL to NC! If anyone is attending this day let me know.
I am also attending the March 23rd session! Safe travels! I am looking forward to meeting you!
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You don’t have to make the deposit at the time of acceptance! I accepted already, but I also need to wait a bit before paying the deposit. Don’t be afraid to accept—it doesn’t force you to pay right away.