I haven't seen a thread for those of us applying to KSU'S ABSN (or even traditional) program and thought I would start one. I am taking the TEAS pretty late (early January) and will have most of my pre-reqs done by December, but I'm pretty nervous. I have around a 3.5 from my bachelors degree at UGA and will probably end up with around the same in pre-reqs. It seems pretty competitive so not sure of my chances! Hope I can blow the TEAS out of the water. :)
If I did my researching correctly on here, applicants were hearing pretty late last year, like late April and May. I hope they can end the suspense a little earlier this year!
I would imagine that they analyzed how much time went into the interview process, and then looked at whether those who did well in their interview (with maybe not so good grades) were doing well in the program. If the answer was no, they may have decided to just go based on grades. Just an idea, though. :)
From what I'm told, the first semester is 3 days a week but a lot of studying bc of patho. The clinicals start at the second half of the semester on Fridays.
I figured I would just email F this summer just to see what I need to do if anything. I saved all our emails about deferment just to be safe. She said I'd be notified when time to register but I just want to be safe. Let me know if you hear anything from her and I'll do the same!
Halo everyone, I also applied to the Fall 2014 absn. Was paranoid too about the application :)!!!!! Hope everything goes well for all of us! Good luck guys.
so, i told myself i wouldn't get my panties all in a wad over waiting for acceptances to be mailed out...but ohmygosh, we're only 10 days past the deadline and this is killing me!!
I know! The waiting process is killing me! Let's keep our fingers crossed that we hear as soon as possible! Other nursing schools have already started accepting applicants.
Let's keep our fingers crossed that we hear as soon as possible! Other nursing schools have already started accepting applicants.
keho1986
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I would imagine that they analyzed how much time went into the interview process, and then looked at whether those who did well in their interview (with maybe not so good grades) were doing well in the program. If the answer was no, they may have decided to just go based on grades. Just an idea, though. :)