Emory ABSN Fall 2020

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Hey guys! I noticed there isn't a thread for Emory's ABSN for Fall 2020, so I figured I would start one. The priority decision releases are supposed to be sent out today. Has anyone heard anything?

2 hours ago, prenursing18 said:

Hi! I was admitted on Friday as well, but I am undecided about the program. Where else did everyone apply?

I'm also undecided about the program- I love Emory and I love Atlanta- it was actually my dream school for undergrad. However, the other programs I'm applying to are all MSN programs: Johns Hopkins, Boston College, Northeastern and Augusta University. I feel like if I got accepted to an MSN I would choose that over the BSN. I would have applied to Emory's MSN, but the start date is before I graduate from my current school ?

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6 hours ago, prenursing18 said:

Hi! I was admitted on Friday as well, but I am undecided about the program. Where else did everyone apply?

I also applied to UNC Chapel Hill, Rutgers, and University of Southern Maine for ABSN. I most likely will be attending Emory unless I get accepted to Chapel Hill, then I'll have to decide which one I'll attend depending on price and which location I think I would like more. I'm from the San Francisco Bay Area by the way!

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Specializes in Neonatology.

Since I’m looking to go neonatal route I need 2 years of NICU experience after BSN before I can go for my MSN so I’m choosing between Emory, Duke, and Columbia. Emory was my dream school for undergrad though so I think I will actually still choose it over the other two. Going for a visit to Emory this Friday if anyone will be there! ?

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For the people who have been accepted in the program. Can you list your stats (GPA,TEAS, if you wrote a personal statement or not etc) Just finished my application today for regular decision Fall2020 and I’m so nervous!

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Specializes in Neonatology.

undergrad: 3.2

MBA: 3.335 with most recent semester a 3.667

ACT: 34 (submitted this score instead of TEAS)

I did the personal statement! ?

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2 hours ago, acede said:

For the people who have been accepted in the program. Can you list your stats (GPA,TEAS, if you wrote a personal statement or not etc) Just finished my application today for regular decision Fall2020 and I’m so nervous!

Hi! I was accepted last month.

TEAs: 90%
Undergrad GPA: Overall, 3.86 but I had transferred schools my sophomore year and I had a 4.0 at the school I graduated from.
I wrote a personal statement!
I did not take the GRE.

I am hoping I will be able to attend Emory as it's my top choice, but my god it is expensive!

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Specializes in Neonatology.

Also, has anyone planned on starting a FB page for admits? Might be easier to chat?

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On 11/18/2019 at 10:00 AM, prenursing18 said:

Hi! I was admitted on Friday as well, but I am undecided about the program. Where else did everyone apply?

I applied to , Duquesne, Thomas Jefferson, George Washington, Penn State, Rutgers, Creighton, University of Tennessee, Medical University of SC, University of Miami and Arizona State University.
So far I've been admitted to ASU, Emory, and Duquesne.

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Specializes in Neonatology.

Apparently someone actually started one already! https://www.facebook.com/groups/401544814118488/

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12 hours ago, acede said:

For the people who have been accepted in the program. Can you list your stats (GPA,TEAS, if you wrote a personal statement or not etc) Just finished my application today for regular decision Fall2020 and I’m so nervous!

GPA: 3.67 in undergrad with a biology degree

GRE: 157V/158Q 5W

2 years volunteer work as an EMT at my college

Summer job in public health, another as a CNA at a summer camp for individuals with disabilities

I wrote a personal statement and submitted for ED and was accepted!

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Does anyone know about when we will hear about scholarships?

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@amberxoxo Nope, I would like to know, too. I was comparing tuition rates with a few other accelerated programs and noticed that Emory U costs twice as much....

Does anyone know why that is?

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