Roseman University 18-month Program?

Martin095 · Apr 11, 2017

I am interviewing tomorrow, does anyone know what questions they ask you? And what happens during the process? How long is it?

ger_bearr, BSN, RN · Apr 12, 2017

I'll be there tomorrow.

uhhh, interview itself is like 10-20 min... I don't really remember the questions though, I know they ask things about profesionalism, inspiration... it's not bad, just be honest

Snemati34 · Apr 13, 2017

Did you graduate from roseman ? Please let me know how u liked the program.

Martin095 · May 10, 2017

Has anyone been in a situation like this, or has heard of someone being in a situation like this--I have recently been admitted into the 18-month BSN program and I am very excited to start! I still have this one last pre-requisite course to complete, chemistry. Right now I am not doing well in the course and I am not sure if I am able to receive a minimum of C grade in the course. However, my GPA will still be above the required setting of 2.75 (It'll probably drop to like a 3.3 or 3.4). Has anyone been in this situation?? Please someone help me out I need advice

jeffreyson · Aug 3, 2017

Really sorry I haven't been on this thread until recent. I was in there on the 15th. Just finished first day of orientation! Would definitely like to get some advice on making it through. Really excited but nervous at the same time.

tonariko · Aug 14, 2017

Hey guys, I'm a recent Roseman grad, so if you guys have any questions, feel free to PM me (or if you're not able to, let me know and I'll reach out to you). :)

Hi, I know you posted awhile back but hopefully you still check allnurses :) I wondered if you knew anyone who had difficulty getting into master's or doctorate programs like DNP or CRNA due to the PASS/FAIL system and lacking a GPA. Thanks!

LeoDUBs · Aug 25, 2017

Hi, I know you posted awhile back but hopefully you still check allnurses :) I wondered if you knew anyone who had difficulty getting into master's or doctorate programs like DNP or CRNA due to the PASS/FAIL system and lacking a GPA. Thanks!

It depends where you apply after Roseman. I have heard from former students that they were able to get into MSN and DNP programs not sure where exactly but it would be tougher if you think about doing it in California. But you can always try lol.

LeoDUBs · Aug 25, 2017

Really sorry I haven't been on this thread until recent. I was in there on the 15th. Just finished first day of orientation! Would definitely like to get some advice on making it through. Really excited but nervous at the same time.

By now you guys should be in block 2 which is where you learn all you basic nursing skills. MASTER your head to toe assessment. I understand you concerns and all the current and former students when through the 90% requirement to pass anxiety. You can always rely on your mentors and your group to fly through the program. You can study with your group and quiz each other on the content. Your mentors are there to give you advice based on their experience and can help you understand the materials too. I suggest you utilize them whenever lol. It is not difficult to pass this program trust me. The 90% requirement is doable and you will do it.

Pono · Sep 19, 2017

I was at the same interview too! I too was placed on hold due to low TEAS score. Im retaking it on april 11..

What was your TEAS score?

Elm773 · Nov 17, 2017

How expensive is the ABSN/BSN program if you don't mind my asking? I am on a tight budget and although Roseman meets my time goal for my education I'm wary of spending too much. For me financially too much is over $60k. Please PM me if you're not comfortable posting on here.

LorraineC · Feb 11, 2018

hey Margaret. I am graduating from the BSN program in Utah in 2 weeks!! Id be happy to answer any questions you have. Here or facebook message me @ Heather Borg.

Hi Heather,

sorry to hijack your post with someone else, but I was wondering if you're able to tell me more about the BSN program at Roseman (18 month)

I'm strongly considering this program either in Utah or Nevada, doesn't really matter. At this point I'm finishing up my sciences and have ok grades, not straight A's, but definitely A/B and chem gave me a C. how much does your GPA affect entry? Also, how is the program once you're in it? I don't feel comfortable doing nursing online, hence the BSN and not the ABSN program. Do you find it more helpful to have the instructors there and teaching you? I tried to PM you, but I'm too new. If you're able, you can reach me at [email protected] or facebook message me (Lorraine Crichton)

Thank you so much!

ger_bearr, BSN, RN · Feb 28, 2018

Hi Heather,
sorry to hijack your post with someone else, but I was wondering if you're able to tell me more about the BSN program at Roseman (18 month)
I'm strongly considering this program either in Utah or Nevada, doesn't really matter. At this point I'm finishing up my sciences and have ok grades, not straight A's, but definitely A/B and chem gave me a C. how much does your GPA affect entry? Also, how is the program once you're in it? I don't feel comfortable doing nursing online, hence the BSN and not the ABSN program. Do you find it more helpful to have the instructors there and teaching you? I tried to PM you, but I'm too new. If you're able, you can reach me at [email protected] or facebook message me (Lorraine Crichton)
Thank you so much!

I honestly don't recall how much your GPA weighs on your application, but I think you'll still be fine with A's, B's and a C! For sure aim for a high TEAS score! I didn't want to teach myself nursing online either, so I went for the on-campus BSN program. I definitely appreciated having the teachers IN PERSON teaching me and since you're already there, it's easy to go up and talk to them or go to their office. Of course, you can still do that if you decide to do ABSN, it's really just up to you and how active you want to be about communicating with professors.

Our cohort graduated/pinned a couple weeks ago on Feb 9th, we have all struggled and celebrated together throughout the 18 months. It takes work and time and effort but it's doable! Nursing is a wonderful career -- a vocation, as many say! Good luck to you!