National University - San Diego Cohort 60 Oct 2019
About the article: I have read so many forums where people are freaking out and think poorly of themselves based on their grades, situation, etc. Check it out for a mental confidence booster! Kaufman, S. B. (2011, December 8). Confidence Matters Just as Much as Ability. Retrieved from https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/beautiful-minds/201112/confidence-matters-just-much-ability
My name is Dusty, and I'm starting this topic because I haven't seen any conversations started for Cohort 60 starting October 10, 2019. If I missed a thread already made, please let me know so I can hop over to that one. If not, then please introduce yourself so we can all get to know and help each other out! Look forward to meeting you all :)
Thank you for your detailed response! I will be taking out private loans, I already surrendered to that fact haha!
Of course! Also, I don't know if you're already receiving financial aid from NU or not. If you're not, just be aware that they take a VERY long time. I submitted my FAFSA in January, got accepted in June and started in October and my financial aid was just now processed. I've been paying out of pocket because they put a hold on my account due to a balance and I can't be scheduled for any classes. Just stay on top of it and bug your financial aid advisor constantly!
When applying to MirCosta, CalState, and other colleges they have a policy of not accepting more than one repeated science course. I have repeated both my A&P 1 and 2. Does anyone have information on how I can go about that? I asked national if I can do an academic renewal and they won't do that so the first attempt will stay in my record?
Please feel free to invite friends and family member that are pre- nursing student, nursing students, and nursing school graduates for this upcoming zoom meeting as well.
jcsluvv, BSN, RN
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Of course! Also, I don't know if you're already receiving financial aid from NU or not. If you're not, just be aware that they take a VERY long time. I submitted my FAFSA in January, got accepted in June and started in October and my financial aid was just now processed. I've been paying out of pocket because they put a hold on my account due to a balance and I can't be scheduled for any classes. Just stay on top of it and bug your financial aid advisor constantly!