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25 minutes ago, Alexis Washington said:I’m not to sure. I emailed admissions and they said it can take up to 12 weeks to make a decision. I didn’t write the personal statement, how about you?
I’m in the process of writing one incase it could boost my prospects a little higher. I should go ahead and finish it if it takes 12 weeks to hear back ?
I was in a previous Spring cohort. I applied in May and didn't get my acceptance until September, and that seemed like their first round of decisions that went out.
The program is busy and you have to actively make time for your personal life and self care, but it is doable with good organization and prioritization. First semester we had class three days per week. Second & third we had class two days plus clinical 1-3 days depending on scheduling. Studying outside of class was 8-10 hours on non-class/clinical days. If you're someone who likes to read the book and take detailed notes, there is nowhere near enough time to do that.
Jobwise, I started looking in September and had three offers in October for residency programs. However, I think the local job market varies a lot and some places prefer to wait until you have your license to do interviews and offers.
Hello everyone I also applied for the InEmory MSN Spring 2022. I have a few prerequisites to take. However, I have a completed Bachelors degree with a 3.2 GPA and a Master's degree in Information Technology with a 4.0 GPA. Hopefully, I have a good shot at getting into the program. Also, I submitted my personal statement. I called and asked what do they look at for acceptance and she told me that they don't look at one particular thing, that they take more of a holistic approach. Hope this helps!
@NursehopefulACM that is good to know that they are looking at a more holistic approach. I am also currently taking prerequisites but, I hope I have a good shot!
@cmb4580 Haven't heard anything back. So most likely, we will hear something in July.
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Hi, I'm applying for the Spring 2022 d-ABSN program for Emory. I was wondering a few things:
Thank you!