Published Aug 7, 2020
Thought I'd start a thread for the Spring 2021 intake of the FAU P/T BSN. Has anyone else applied (and heard back) yet?
Nurse2be18
11 Posts
31 minutes ago, Larreneka Wells said: Update: I just received my preliminary acceptance this morning!
Update: I just received my preliminary acceptance this morning!
That's so awesome -- congrats!
Camilasol
1 hour ago, Larreneka Wells said: Update: I just received my preliminary acceptance this morning!
Congrats! I got mine on the 2nd & I really recommend getting the to do list (step 1 on the PDF) done sooner rather than later since castle branch takes a little while to process the documents& background check. My due date is the 15th, but your due date is probably different.
Larreneka Wells
5 Posts
On 10/9/2020 at 3:58 PM, Camilasol said: Congrats! I got mine on the 2nd & I really recommend getting the to do list (step 1 on the PDF) done sooner rather than later since castle branch takes a little while to process the documents& background check. My due date is the 15th, but your due date is probably different.
Wow thanks for letting me know I will do!
8 hours ago, Larreneka Wells said: Wow thanks for letting me know I will do!
Question, how did you go about getting your fingerprints done with DAON?
On 10/11/2020 at 2:42 AM, Larreneka Wells said: Question, how did you go about getting your fingerprints done with DAON?
Sorry, I just saw this. I’m pretty sure I went through the castle branch to the DAON website and scheduled an appointment at a UPS store with first availability. Also, calling the castle branch 800 number is very helpful.
Isadora_Tins
3 Posts
Hey guys! So I’m trying to this castle branch finger printing and on the damn website it keeps asking me for an Ori number to schedule an appointment with ups .. or am I doing this totally wrong LOL.
Nia90
13 Posts
Hey guys, can anyone offer any insight into this program? I was thinking about applying for the next cohort. Thanks!
On 6/26/2022 at 1:36 PM, Nia90 said: Hey guys, can anyone offer any insight into this program? I was thinking about applying for the next cohort. Thanks!
Hey ? I'm graduating in December 2022. So as long as you know that it is a bit pricey, that being said, it's worth it in my opinion. The "part-time" still feels like an accelerated BSN. It is definitely possible. There are a lot of students who are working full-time jobs or recently became parents throughout the program. I liked the fact that I can maintain a job while going to school and pay as I go. Some students took out loans, so you have options. Just go into the program knowing you are going to sacrifice a lot of everything and this goes for any nursing program. The benefit is that you have more "flexibility" of meeting once a week for lecture, and have your clinical rotations on Friday- Sunday. It's a tough program, just like any nursing program. Hope this helps. Good luck!