UMSON RN-to-BSN Fall 2016

U.S.A. Maryland

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Hello fellow nurses! I was wondering if anyone else has applied to the University of Maryland RN to BSN program for Fall 2016. Have you heard back already? I am still waiting for my decision.

Or if you are already in the UMSON program, or have graduated from it, I would love to hear about your experiences. :)

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Specializes in NICU.

Hey I'm currently in the program. I only have three more classes to go !!

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Hey I'm currently in the program. I only have three more classes to go !!

Well how is the program? I plan to apply for spring 2017 for full time online. How are the classes? Are they manageable with full time employment.

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Specializes in NICU.

Yes they are manageable. I plan my work schedule around test and assignments. I take two classes per semester. I'm hoping I won't have any scheduling issues with the public health class which requires 90 hrs of field work.

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Yes they are manageable. I plan my work schedule around test and assignments. I take two classes per semester. I'm hoping I won't have any scheduling issues with the public health class which requires 90 hrs of field work.

Hi I just graduated from an adn program and passed NCLEX last month! I want to apply to UM but my gpa is 3.0. From your experience think I should go ahead and apply or retake classes to bump up my gpa?

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Specializes in NICU.

It depends. What is your prequisite GPA? TEAS score? Do you currently work in healthcare? Do you do volunteer work? I would look í ½í±€ at the other post to compare stats. I had a previous bachelors when I applied. A really good TEAS score, and I had worked in healthcare doing research for 4 yrs before I applied. My GPA was also above a 3.5.

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It depends. What is your prequisite GPA? TEAS score? Do you currently work in healthcare? Do you do volunteer work? I would look ������ at the other post to compare stats. I had a previous bachelors when I applied. A really good TEAS score, and I had worked in healthcare doing research for 4 yrs before I applied. My GPA was also above a 3.5.

A teas score is not required for the rn - bsn program, its only required for those are traditional nursing students( students who have not earned any nursing degree).

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anyone that applied for the rn to bsn hear back yet?

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