Oregon Health and Science University 2014 cohort

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Hello,

I thought I'd start a thread about anyone currently applying to any of the OHSU Nursing programs for the 2014 cohort. I currently have three applications in with them: Accelerated BSN to MSN: Psychiatric Mental Health, Accelerated BSN, and the traditional BSN Program. Has anyone had any word from them? I know that the Accel. programs have closed both their applications. Any word on interviews or scheduling?

I am currently finishing up my preqs at PCC. I am working full-time and am just flustered. I hate not knowing anything with regard to where I stand or what type of candidate they are looking for.

Does anyone else feel similarly?

How did you answer your essay questions?

I'm curious for knowledge to see if I made the boat or missed it completely.

*on-pins-and-needles-for-now-I-guess*

Hi! I applied to OHSU's ABSN program in Ashland and I just received a phone call today that I was accepted!!! I was told I wouldn't find out until April so this was a great surprise!

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Congrats !

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Congrats BWright, that is awesome for you. I wish I would have gotten a phone call as well, I wonder if they called everyone at once. Just out of curiosity, what was your cumulative gpa?

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Congrats BWright, that is awesome for you. I wish I would have gotten a phone call as well, I wonder if they called everyone at once. Just out of curiosity, what was your cumulative gpa?

Thank you! My nursing GPA was 4.0. My cumulative was 3.8 I think? I had a really bad GPA my first two years of college, but straight As after that. I'm a volunteer firefighter-EMT and work as an ER tech. I'm almost certain my essays were awful, so I think my GPA and medical experience helped (although, I read in a prior post on this thread that medical experience isn't considered? Not sure). My stats class was 5 years and 2 months expired, so I submitted a waiver. I didn't think I'd get in because of this but I guess the waiver helped!

EDIT: just looked on nursingCAS. My cumulative GPA was 3.54. That sounds about right. I was pre-med right out if high school and hated it but was too embarrassed to drop out because I thought it meant I was stupid. So like a smart little 18-year-old, I continued in the major and kept getting Cs, Ws, and an F over the course of two years. I'm glad the poor decisions of my life were overlooked in the decision process. :-/

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Your welcome, and again congrats, it's good that you are stoked to go. My application is very similar to yours, my cumulative is a 3.5 even, and my prereq is 6 A's and 1 B (if I ace stats and bio which I'm currently enrolled in). I also did poorly my first few semesters but have gotten basically straight A's since; raising your GPA is tough after receiving a few C's. Well the fact that we have similar grades and healthcare experience gives me hope, maybe I'll get my call tomorrow, keep your fingers crossed for me.

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Thank you! My nursing GPA was 4.0. My cumulative was 3.8 I think? I had a really bad GPA my first two years of college, but straight As after that. I'm a volunteer firefighter-EMT and work as an ER tech. I'm almost certain my essays were awful, so I think my GPA and medical experience helped (although, I read in a prior post on this thread that medical experience isn't considered? Not sure). My stats class was 5 years and 2 months expired, so I submitted a waiver. I didn't think I'd get in because of this but I guess the waiver helped!

EDIT: just looked on nursingCAS. My cumulative GPA was 3.54. That sounds about right. I was pre-med right out if high school and hated it but was too embarrassed to drop out because I thought it meant I was stupid. So like a smart little 18-year-old, I continued in the major and kept getting Cs, Ws, and an F over the course of two years. I'm glad the poor decisions of my life were overlooked in the decision process. :-/

Your welcome, and again congrats, it's good that you are stoked to go. My application is very similar to yours, my cumulative is a 3.5 even, and my prereq is 6 A's and 1 B (if I ace stats and bio which I'm currently enrolled in). I also did poorly my first few semesters but have gotten basically straight A's since; raising your GPA is tough after receiving a few C's. Well the fact that we have similar grades and healthcare experience gives me hope, maybe I'll get my call tomorrow, keep your fingers crossed for me.

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Your welcome, and again congrats, it's good that you are stoked to go. My application is very similar to yours, my cumulative is a 3.5 even, and my prereq is 6 A's and 1 B (if I ace stats and bio which I'm currently enrolled in). I also did poorly my first few semesters but have gotten basically straight A's since; raising your GPA is tough after receiving a few C's. Well the fact that we have similar grades and healthcare experience gives me hope, maybe I'll get my call tomorrow, keep your fingers crossed for me.

Excellent! I definitely will. Keep us updated! :)

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Has anyone heard from the Portland campus yet?

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Just got an email that the Portland campus decisions will be delayed. They are being made the week of March 31st with decision letters made the week of April 7th.

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If anyone is looking for housing, I have a connection to one of the study-co-ops next to the School of Nursing. Just PM me on here for info!

Hi! I can't use the PM feature for some reason. I was accepted into the Ashland ABSN program and I am looking for housing this summer! Are your connections with Ashland or just Portland? Thanks!

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Specializes in Pediatrics, Women's Health, Primary Care.

Just Portland- sorry :( This is the first year for the Ashland Acc Bacs-- good luck!!

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Really? They've never done an ABSN program in Ashland? I didn't know that. Do you know how big the absn ashland cohort will be?

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