NYU ABSN Spring 2019

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I was recently admitted into the NYU Second Bachelor's in Nursing Program, but since I have not finished all the pre-requisites thus applied as a non-accelerated student, I won't start the curriculum until Spring 2019, so I've decided to start a thread for that cohort.

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If you mind, which side did you get the apartment? Coming from far, thinking of where to look for housing. And the cost of are not encouraging. Got accepted too.

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I am just making the move from New Orleans - I cant imagine a west to east coast move. I've luckily secured an apartment and all that - if anyone needs help, needs a place to send stuff to, or needs anything at all on the NYC end, please let me know. I'd be happy to help in any way, especially for those coming from so far.

If you mind, which side did you get the apartment? Coming from far, thinking of where to look for housing. And the cost of are not encouraging. Got accepted too.

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If you mind, which side did you get the apartment? Coming from far, thinking of where to look for housing. And the cost of are not encouraging. Got accepted too.

Hey - I don't mind at all; I got an apartment by Rory Meyers in the East Village area. I'm also working a bit at a Center in Langone and w/ colleagues at the UN so it helped solidify my decision to be within that area. I know a few folks who have said Brooklyn is a good place to be; I almost chose an apartment in Chinatown but missed out. I also looked in Lower East, Greenwich Village (lol), Lower Manhattan and Brooklyn. Edit: I also looked at Hoboken, NJ.

Costs are NOT encouraging; I'm lucky to have savings and job contracts that will last through the program, but it was incredibly intimidating coming from Louisiana. Try looking at Street Easy (https://streeteasy.com) to get an idea, and Craigslist, obviously. If you need any help, please do not hesitate to reach out.

Also, CONGRATULATIONS :-)

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If anyone needs a roommate to get an apartment with, let me know esp people coming from far like me. NY is a no cracker in terms of housing cost.

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Has anyone heard back today?

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I didn't, but I applied 10/5

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Hi guys, I'm a fourth semester absn student. Me and my roommate are moving in Dec from our apt. It is on 1st ave and 36th street. Its 2 bedroom 1 bathroom. Its ten blocks from school and two blocks from the hospital. The building is great, and the rent is really good for the city. Its an amazing apt with bedroom views of the East River. NO BROKER FEE. 15 MONTH LEASE!!!!! so it's perfect for absn students. For more info, you guys can email me at [email protected] or find me on FB Jessica Dhillon.

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Hi guys!

Has anyone attended the orientation? I was wondering if parents are allowed to come.. I saw they had a "guests attending" option but wasn't sure how this is gonna go. I saw that its only 2 hours long.. Any info is helpful :)

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I attended the orientation and it was great! I did see a few parents there so that won't be a problem if yours will be joining you :)

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Hi guys, I'm a fourth semester absn student. Me and my roommate are moving in Dec from our apt. It is on 1st ave and 36th street. Its 2 bedroom 1 bathroom. Its ten blocks from school and two blocks from the hospital. The building is great, and the rent is really good for the city. Its an amazing apt with bedroom views of the East River. NO BROKER FEE. 15 MONTH LEASE!!!!! so it's perfect for absn students. For more info, you guys can email me at [email protected] or find me on FB Jessica Dhillon.

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