KU school of nursing

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Im posting this in here because the ks board is very slow.

Is anyone applying or currently in this program? I would love to hear more about it...!

good or bad experiences!

Specializes in Medical and general practice now LTC.

Moved to the KS Nursing Programs Discussion forum as we are trying to encourage the individual state nursing school forums

Specializes in emergency.

I'm applying as a RN to BSN student to start Summer 2011. When are you applying?

Hi!

its going to be a few years, Im hopefully starting an RN program next fall and then once I graduate I'd like to jump right into the online RN-BSN from ku. I actually wanted to attend the nursing school from the start..but its so competitive and we live over an hour away..so travel to and from would be difficult.

I know this is an old thread, but I thought I'd chime in...I applied to the accelerated BSN program for August 2011 and was rejected :( I received my "no thanks" letter from KU-Med Nursing a few weeks ago. I have a bachelor's degree from FSU in economics, and have completed all prereqs for the program. I got a 30 on the ACT I took last February, with a 30 on the science reasoning, and have a 4.0 at JCCC with a career GPA of about 3.5. I did get an interview for the RN program at JCCC though, which is my first choice school anyway (for convenience, price, location) so maybe it is all for the best :)

Im sorry!!! I hear that JCCC is a great program though..some say just as good as the BSN's in the area!

Ive been told that KU wants lots of volunteer/work time in healthcare like a CNA or PCT something along those lines...and they strongly favor the members of the nursing club for students getting ready to apply to the program.

I have worked as a CNA in the past (two years), but other than being the first in my family to go to college (another point they give) I dont think Id have much chance w/out a 3.7 or 4.0 gpa...they told me they get 500 i think applicants a year..wow. That being said..I would still love love love the opportunity to have clinicals at KU and to get into their Nurse Residency program.

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