I have just started looking into applying to Nursing Schools. I have a long way to go but I wanted to get the process started as soon as possible. I am VERY interested in NYU Accelerated Nursing Program for Fall 2010 and I have a few questions. I would love feedback from anyone who was accepted into the program or planning on applying.
1. I graduated undergrad in business with a mere 2.8 GPA. If I get A's in all my prerequisites what are my chances of getting into NYU Accelerated Program? (My first year of college before I transferred I had a 3.3 GPA- don't know if this even makes a difference). What else can I do to increase my chances of getting accepted?
2. Is it more advantageous to apply for spring semester over fall semester?
3. I am very interested in later utilizing my Business degree/background with Nursing. What are my options?
4. I received a C in Statistic from undergrad- should I just retake the course?
I just joined this forum and like most of you still waiting to hear something. Good luck to all and I hope my next post will be announcing that I got accepted.
Just want to say hi to the new NYU accelerated nursing class starting Spring 2011. I was just accepted this week and cannot wait to move into the city and start. Has anyone started to look for housing? If so, where?
I just got my acceptance letter in the mail this week too for the accelerated program. Like you gb87, I need to look into housing too since I'm from CA.
I am so excited, I am going into the city tomorrow morning to look at apartments downtown in the financial district. I am from NJ and my sister lives in the city and actually has an interview at NYU tomorrow for a job so I will be going there to ask questions and figure more out about NYU housing and off campus housing. I have a few potential roommates but non of them are in school they just all live and work in the city, but nothing is set in stone. Are you looking to live with a roommate? What type of roommate are you (Clean, loud, partier,etc.)? What is your price range for apartments?
They recently did their issue on apartment hunting in the 5 boroughs and you can read up about it on their website. By no means are these the cheapest apartments you can find but its a good start to gauge how much each neighborhood is charging and if you simply have no time to do the detective work you might just need to use this guide. If you don't have much money to spare your best bets are bushwick-sunset park brooklyn or Upper manhattan in the 100's. If you have the time, craigslist is the best source i have found to find apartments on the cheap.
Hey Kirham - SUNY offers a TON of classes online - I'm not sure if it's too late to sign up for the semester, but check out www.sln.suny.edu. They list all the online courses offered by every SUNY school in the state, and the rates are super-low if you are in-state. I took a Developmental Psych course through them earlier this year.
Mem - - how did you find the Devel Psych course? who was it with? hard to Ace? etc
sorry for the sidetrack, I dont have enuf posts to send a PM
Can I ask a question for those who got in? Do you have an idea on what counts a bit more for deciding who gets into the program. I dont have such a great GPA for my BA (2.5) but I am a B student for my pre reqs and I have been working at Planned Parenthood of NYC for 4 yrs as a HIV counselor. I am a bit nervous that I dont have great credentials. Any advice would be great.
Can't wait to meet everyone!
kaperez
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Hello,
I just joined this forum and like most of you still waiting to hear something. Good luck to all and I hope my next post will be announcing that I got accepted.