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Hi, I was just accepted to the Spring 2019 cohort as well! Who is definitely attending? I am waiting to hear from a couple of other programs but very interested in DePaul!

@ruby17 and @ABSN newbie : I am considering joining the hybrid program but would love to speak with a hybrid student. Would you mind sharing a bit about your experience? Pros and cons of the program format, clinicals, etc? I would really appreciate if you have just a few minutes! :) Thank you!

I am considering joining the hybrid program but would love to speak with a hybrid student. Would you mind sharing a bit about your experience? Pros and cons of the program format, clinicals, etc? Thank you!

Hi Everyone! My application was just completed for Spring 2019 and I should be hearing back from Loyola in the next week or two regarding admission. Has anyone heard of them waitlisting or being filled up yet for the on-site program? I know in Fall 2018 it filled up really quickly and a ton of people were waitlisted and/or pushed to the Hybrid or Spring programs... Congrats to those accepted/attending!

Hi everyone! I have also applied for Fall 18 at the Maywood campus and should be hearing back any day now! Fingers crossed!! Congrats and good luck to everyone!

Hi everyone and congrats on all of the acceptances! I just submitted my application for Fall of 2018 and am definitely planning to attend if accepted. The advisor I've been working with, Sarah, encouraged me to go ahead and apply even though I still need to complete about four pre-reqs, but I have A's in all of my others. Did anyone else apply and get accepted with several pending pre-reqs? Thanks!

Hi Petrichor, I know this thread is a little old, but I'm planning to apply to Loyola's ABSN program and have also been considering General Entry Masters programs around Chicago, but am leaning toward the ABSN. If you happen to see this and don't mind, I have a few more questions: 1) I'm very interested in pursuing an NP and am curious if you have any experience with Loyola's ABSN Masters Immersion program. How many grad courses are you able to take if accepted to that program (I know you apply after your first semester and must have 3.5 GPA)? If you take part in the Masters Immersion program, how long does it usually take to complete a specialty grad degree at Loyola? 2) Assuming you've completed the program, can you speak to the job market, and how Loyola helped with job placement? How many of your cohort are working or went directly into a Masters program? 3) Was it difficult to get financial aid for this program after already completing a Bachelor's at another school? Part of the appeal of Masters programs is that I will be able to dip back into federal aid, and I worry I've "used up" most of my undergrad funding. Curious if you have any insight there. I hope you see this and really appreciate it if you take the time to respond. :)