Lehman College 2018 Fall Generic BSN/ABSN applicants!

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Hello, everyone applying to Lehman's BSN/ABSN programs for Fall 2018!

I am currently working on my application and will very soon take HESI. I know application period does not start until January 1, but I thought I would create a thread so we could get in touch and support each other on the way to (keeping fingers crossed!) being accepted!

Do you think That's accelerated and generic combined?

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Do you think That's accelerated and generic combined?

It's separate. Accelerate is 30 to 35. And generic I believe is between 100 to 120 (maybe 130) depending on how many seats.

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Congratulations to everyone who got accepted!

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Hi guys I'm joining in a little late. I just want to congratulate everyone who got accepted. I wonder if they will send emails everyday or if they have a specific day of the week to send them out. The waiting is agonizing ughhh

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What we're your stats if you don't mind me asking? I'm still waiting too and it's nerve wracking

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My stats are horrible. I took A&P 5 years ago when my dad passed so I got B's then I got

Chem B+

Lab A

Orgo A-

Lab A

Micro A

Hesi:

CT: 940

Math: 92

AP: 92

RC: 86

But my gpa still amounted to 3.48 and my cumulative is 3.7 the only reason I'm keepin my hopes alive is because when I went to the department they told me they saved a few seats for lower gpa so here I am.

I was accepted to the college of New Rochelle but really wished to attend Lehman. That's where I finished my pre recs by the way.

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I would apply to College of New Rochelle but I wouldn't know how I'd pay for their tuition. But I've heard from others from this thread that that school is their back up if Lehman doesn't work out

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They have good scholarships and help out with financial aid. I never took a loan in my life so I'm comsidering that as well. At this point I just want to start nursing school.

In 2016 they took people with 3.47 so I'm hopeful but I'm also realizing this year is very competitive.

Maybe a miracle will happen hahaha and I get in :)

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But even if I don't get in I seriously love coming here and celebrating those that got in. I can feel their happiness. This process of applying to nursing school is so stressful even if I don't make it I'm hoping everybody here gets in and get to feel the happiness of reading that acceptance letter.

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Those who got accepted, how did you deliver the intent letter: by email, fax or in person? I emailed it to the designated person but thinking if I should also deliver in person... I just wish I got some sort of acknowledgement email that they got my intent letter.

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Those who got accepted, how did you deliver the intent letter: by email, fax or in person? I emailed it to the designated person but thinking if I should also deliver in person... I just wish I got some sort of acknowledgement email that they got my intent letter.

When I went in yesterday to ask questions, two ppl went in person to hand it in person to person. I would recommend it that way. And the package after will be emailed to you.

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Those who got accepted, how did you deliver the intent letter: by email, fax or in person? I emailed it to the designated person but thinking if I should also deliver in person... I just wish I got some sort of acknowledgement email that they got my intent letter.

I emailed it and shortly after I was sent the orientation packet

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