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I graduated from undergrad in 2008 and really had no idea what I wanted to do. Had some odd jobs, but finally ended up working as a medical assistant in a primary care office. I love working with patients, and it's something I've decided I want to do as a career. Also, my mom is a nurse, so I feel that it's a field that I understand reasonably well and feel comfortable jumping right into with the accelerated program. I have my fingers tightly crossed that I will get in. I am so excited about all the information we will learn, and especially clinicals!
What made you apply to the accelerated program?
DC-I graduated from undergrad in 2008 and really had no idea what I wanted to do. Had some odd jobs, but finally ended up working as a medical assistant in a primary care office. I love working with patients, and it's something I've decided I want to do as a career. Also, my mom is a nurse, so I feel that it's a field that I understand reasonably well and feel comfortable jumping right into with the accelerated program. I have my fingers tightly crossed that I will get in. I am so excited about all the information we will learn, and especially clinicals!
What made you apply to the accelerated program?
Be sure to let us know how the acclerated program goes; if you like it then maybe I will try to get into it too. Is it true that they only let five people a year go into that?
hi! i applied for accel F11 @ kent and am anxiously waiting to write the essay portion. I hope you got the invite too. I've been scoping out the web trying to see what people write on as I wish I knew what the topic is, but won't know until they post it. Let me know how you do and maybe we'll see each other in the fall! good luck!
bTLC-
The essay topic just came up, and I'm pleased to see that it is a "what would you do" type case study. Good luck with your essay and I hope we both get good news July 5th!
ALS-
I got accepted to the University of Memphis as I'm currently living in TN but have decided that I will be moving back to Ohio (that's where I'm from). So, I figured that I got in here pretty readily and didn't think it would be a problem there. I had applied for Summer cohort at Kent but at the time of my application I was finishing up my a&p II so that took me out of the running.
I'm very surprised this time applying; I definitely felt good about it. When I talked to my Kent advisor June he said only 120 had applied so far and they were accepting 40 for fall and normally a bunch fall off from just not having all the req's. So, I'm not sure. I'm going to move back anyway and ask my boyfriend's mom for help as she's been a nurse for a while up there so hopefully get some more "patient experience." Good luck to you in NYC!
als224
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Anyone else applied to Kent accel BSN for fall 2011? Applications are under review and, even though I think I'm a long shot, I'm anxiously awaiting a decision (and hopefully an invitation to write an essay for them!)