Metro State College Denver ANO program

Wendilee · May 16, 2013

Also if I could find out the cost as well. I cannot find it on website

WoundedBird · May 16, 2013

I applied for the winter 2012 start with As in all of the pre-reqs with the exception of the cultural one which I had a C in but explained that I was sick the entire term with mono but did not withdraw from school (I would have fallen an entire year behind in my undergrad career and did not want that at all.) I was wait listed but never got the call saying that I was in.

Wendilee · May 16, 2013

Where did you end up going? You had A's in everything else, Wow! Thanks for responding!

WoundedBird · May 16, 2013

Grad entry MS at Ohio State. We actually found out we were moving after I had applied. If I had gotten in, I would have moved back to Denver and the hubbs would have stayed wherever he landed a military contract job.

Wendilee · May 17, 2013

Kar,

Is it a direct entry program? May I ask what your overall GPA is?

WoundedBird · May 17, 2013

It is with a bunch of different tracks like FNP, peds NP, psych/mental health NP, CNL, etc. I had a 4.0 in the pre-reqs, 3.2 from undergrad that improved bc of the pre-reqs and other classes I took (with the exception of o-chem which was notorious for lower grades). They also required the GRE with scores of 150 on each part and a 4 on the writing. I had a 149/150 and a 3.5.

Wendilee · May 18, 2013

Thank you for sharing.

Medic2RN, BSN, RN, EMT-P · May 19, 2013

Moved to the Colorado State Nursing Programs forum.

Wendilee · May 19, 2013

I did. Thank you. Apparently not much out there on this program. :grumpy:

Colorado Hopeful · Jul 20, 2013

From the website (was buried a bit) Accelerated Nursing Option (ANO) | Department of Nursing | MSU Denver: Program CostThe estimated cost of the ANO is approximately $36,000, which includes tuition, MSU Denver student fees, health insurance, uniforms, books and supplies. Please note that program costs are subject to change. This is a cash funded program and receives no state funding; therefore the cost is the same for in-state and out-of-state students.