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I turned in my application on Jan. 15th so it is probably too early to hear back anything, but I wanted to start a thread anyway. This is my 2nd time applying to the CARE program (missed Statistics the first time). I think I have a pretty strong application (all A's and B's, good recommendations, 6 years working as a Patient Care Technician, etc) but I am worried about one thing: at the last nursing school I attended, I got kicked out for cheating. This was over 5 years ago and I obviously wasn't in the right frame of mind--I had recently gotten out of an abusive relationship and I was living in a state with no family or friends or connections. I also chose to work full-time and I didn't have a car. All of these things were obstacles when I was at the other program. I was about 2 weeks in before the incident. I sent in the the ineligibility letter and also a statement to explain what happened. I am hoping they will show some mercy for this past mistake.
Anyway, enough about me :) Has anyone heard anything? Good luck to everybody!
I haven't heard back anything yet either trying not to get too concerned. I graduated with a BS in Kinesiology with a minor in Bio and am currently in grad school for my MS in Kines. my grades are pretty decent for undergrad for the most part, As and Bs with a few Cs here and there. But my graduate GPA is like a 3.5 so I'm hoping that helps, still concerned though!
Zosozeppelin
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From what my understanding is, at least in the traditional program, is that some groups are notified for interview dates at later times, which is one of the reasons that we don't find out until late April or early May. As for previous academic issues, you aren't the only one. You were honest and explained to them your mistake and how you learned from it, which helps out a great deal. I have a less than stellar transcript myself. While I don't have the same problems you have, I have a good bit of C's and a big, glaring D in organic chemistry staring at me.