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the anticipation is killing me!! after working hard for 2 years i finally completed my application to national university for their Accelerated BSN program. i took the teas 5 just over a week ago and am expecting my acceptance/rejection letter during the first week of june. even though it is just 3 weeks away, it seems like a lifetime! if i am accepted i will be joining the october 2011 cohort. anyone else going to nu during this time?
This may be a really stupid question, but if there were mistakes made with grades, lets say someone really screwed up and calculated things wrong, can they take away someones acceptance? I know that NU isnt exactly the most organized institution and the thought of this is making me really nervous.
what do you guys think?
SO..... I am trying hard to be patient, but I havent heard anything from national all week. I keep expecting an email or letter and so far nothing. I also sent a few emails to the nursing department and to Ms. M with no response, not even an automated "we will get to you when we can" response like in the past. I know they must be crazy busy between the people from this cohort 28 and the people applying to the next cohort, but the wait is killing me. Has anyone had better luck then me?
I just got the email and checked the Student Portal!I GOT IN!!!
THANK GOD! I knew there was something wrong lol. I look forward to seeing all of you at orientation and have never been more grateful for computer error!
Congrats Kitty
Did they tell you it was a computer error? That is one big error on their part. But who care now, right, cant wait till we get our packets so we can get started!!
SDbioMan
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Yeah they said the same thing to me when I went after work. I already contacted "------" to avoid actual names via email and she replied saying she would contact me wednesday. They said that if there was a mistake in our grading then we can be accepted in even though originally denied. I'm hoping I didn't get some ticked off faculty member who just wanted to give me a low score because I came across as cocky or they felt I didn't follow the essay prompt. I felt I did. I doubt that happened, but it is seeming the only option.