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Hello, future RN students!
I couldn't find a thread on SPSN Fall 2018 so I'm starting one with lots of questions.
How did everyone do on their HESI?
Did anyone get an interview with the president yet?
I was told that it would be "awhile" before I hear back from the admissions dept
but does anyone have an idea when will that be?
Please feel free to comment and share your insights.
Thanks!
Hi everyone, I got accepted mid July. I completed the drug test and background check. I am just waiting on my medical forms from my doctor and Bls certification (registered for it at the school). I am also trying to get credit for my english composition class and sociology class. The tuition is very high for an adn :/ I dont know how I am going to pay for the bsn in the future.
Hello all,
I passed my HESI back in June (math 97 and Eng 89), handed in my medical, signed the enrollment form to begin September 4th, but was told I'd receive a call sometime mid July. I received a letter in the mail advising I was currently on the waitlist with an end date of August 31 (meaning I should hear back by then) and as an alternative, could consent to send my application to the Staten Island location.
I received an offer for the night classes last week for Queens, but unfortunately, because my understanding when I signed up was that enrollment was for DAYTIME I switched work schedules to accommodate it and can't switch back. :sad face:
Sooooo.. My question is, has anyone waited longer than 1 additional semester to be offered another seat? If so, how long did it take to get a seat (specifically for daytime in Queens)? I'm becoming anxious and looking into other schools because I don't want to waste any time and praying I'm not making a mistake by putting all my eggs in one basket!
Thanks for listening!
chocolatepie231
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Did you get in?.... they started acceptance calls, they called me on the 10th. Not 100% sure if i'm going as I want to get my master's and i'm a little weary with the lack of colleges that accept their credits. ......But, during my research I found that my current school, Hunter college, accepts degrees from non accredited schools for their rn to bsn program. (I emailed to see it they accept their credits today so we'll see) I wonder what kind of waiting list they have or if it takes a while to get into it though. Does anyone know?