Fall 2019 Johns Hopkins MSN: Entry Into Nursing Hopeful

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Hey everyone,

I'm currently preparing to apply to JHSON MSN: Entry into nursing program. I was wondering if those of you who are current or former students of the program could share your credentials, GRE Scores, GPA, and experience of being an MSN Entry Into Nursing student. I know that I am asking for a lot. I'm a bit worried that my GPA will not be high enough. Cum GPA is a 3.3 but my prereq GPA is 3.7

2 hours ago, gismal45 said:

@whitesocks JHU said I should be hearing in the next few weeks, so I think you should also hear back soon.

Thanks! I actually got a waitlist letter yesterday so we'll just have to wait and see after April 1

On 3/12/2019 at 12:19 AM, abcdenrse said:

Yes, I got accepted to Columbia, JHU and DUSON. For me, I am not into gaining study abroad opportunities since I have done it before and I travel often. I also do not intend to learn medical Spanish since I already speak two more languages other than English.

Both Columbia and JHU are more expensive than DUSON for their comparable programs (I don't mind whether it's a MSN or ABSN). And they are more than double the tuition for the ABSN program at OHSU! JHU adds another year of studies which is also something to consider. On the other hand, although Columbia a one-year program, its intensity is insane! I definitely don't think I can pursue much other things while I am in the program even being in a great city, plus I prefer a more balanced school life. So I am most likely going to choose DUSON and it's a good well-rounded university overall.

For you, I think it really depends what your priorities are. Are you only focusing on nursing or want a more balanced school life? How much are you willing to pay or borrow loans? The higher the costs, the bigger the risks (Columbia is the most risky out of the 3). How much does the location matter to you? How intense can you handle the amount of course load? My ranking of intensities (from lowest to highest): OHSU --> DUSON --> JHU --> Columbia. What are your goals for nursing? For the clinical rotations at OHSU, I suggest you ask the current students and see how/where do they go and their thoughts about the quality of the program.

Hope it helps.

Yeah it does. My decision making process is different from yours but I can definitely appreciate where you're coming from. The fit of the program is probably the most important factor for me, the money less so. Once I visit JHU I think I'll be able to make a final decision on it.

Good luck to you and anyone else who is still in the decision-making process!

Just got my letter in the mail saying i was waitlisted. Lol i accepted the spot just in case but I’m going to start another program this summer.

Congrats to everyone who was accepted!

1 hour ago, eam13008 said:

Just got my letter in the mail saying i was waitlisted. Lol i accepted the spot just in case but I’m going to start another program this summer.

Congrats to everyone who was accepted!

@eam13008 When did you apply?

Has anyone who has been waitlisted heard any news about when they start pulling applicants off the waitlist?

Specializes in MSN, RN.

I gave up my seat yesterday! Good luck to one of the waitlisted!

12 minutes ago, VwBee89 said:

Has anyone who has been waitlisted heard any news about when they start pulling applicants off the waitlist?

I haven't. I'm still waiting to hear anything.

26 minutes ago, BJTee said:

I haven't. I'm still waiting to hear anything.

Likewise! Still trying holding onto some hope!

1 hour ago, Syra007 said:

I gave up my seat yesterday! Good luck to one of the waitlisted!

Where did you decide to go?

I haven’t heard back about waitlist yet either ?

1 hour ago, hakutai839 said:

Likewise! Still trying holding onto some hope!

Did you decide to apply to DePaul as well?

17 minutes ago, MelsFutureRN said:

Did you decide to apply to DePaul as well?

I ended up not applying to DePaul! I was about to but I realized how unfeasible it would be to relocate to Chicago ?

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