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Hi Everyone,
I just submitted my application for Georgetown's Accelerated BSN starting Spring 2010 and I just wanted to open a post for anyone else that has applied as well.
Good luck ppl going tomorrow and next Tuesday :-)
OK no heels. I'll definitely be doing a lot of walking.
What I'm wearing will depend entirely on the weather. I just checked todays and its pretty humid and sunny. I don't wana be sweating balls when I go in to interview, but I would like to err on the side of being over dressed. Some nice slacks, and a decent blouse with short jacket. Unless it rains...oh I don't know.
what i was told was 42 scholarships available, approx 55 students enroll each semester - pretty great odds!!
How much does the scholarship give you?
My main hesitation with Georgetown Accelerated BSN program is the cost- the total tuition for this program is approximately $68,000.
Source: official Georgetown Univ. School of Nursing Chat.
A RN/BSN starting salary is $20-$25/hr so paying back student loans would be a burden. Doctors can afford to take on loads of student debt because their starting salaries are around $80-$200/hr.
Hello!
Interview went well. There is a lot of walking so definitely wear comfortable shoes! I wore flats and my feet still hurt. It was also raining so make sure you look at the weather.
I do have a question for those who interviewed- the tuition they quoted was $70,000 without housing included. Did I mishear her? or was that including housing costs?
The $70k is just tuition, nothing else. It's very high but that's one of the reasons I'm so interested in the 80% scholarship with the WHC.
Also, keep in mind that only traditional undergrads get on-campus housing. The accelerated degree, grad students, etc have to live off campus. They have housing links to help people find rentals and roommates though.
From what I understand, new BSNs get something closer to $30/hr in DC, but it's still a lot of debt to pay off. I've got my fingers crossed for the scholarship for sure!
PhoenixFyre
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I have my interview tomorrow. I definitely have a very nervous energy!
What all are ladies wearing? As far as the heels question, I am definitely wearing flats. Heels look nice, but they're just not practical for a morning full of facility tours.
Good luck to everyone who is interviewing!