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Great to hear, but at the same time it's very stressful! Good luck to everyone here! I have my fingers crossed for you all!

Sorry! I meant to ask if they were still inviting people for interviews.

Does anyone know if they are the still sending out decisions?

Hey everyone! I was hoping to get some type of guidance from others about letters of recommendation. I have never asked for a letter of recommendation so I am not sure how to approach my employers about it. I'm sure most of them would have no issue to do the letter of recommendation, but I'm not sure what to tell them if they ask about what the letter of recommendation should include or certain things they should talk. Any suggestions on what you believe a phenomenal letter of recommendation should include!?

Thank You everyone for your helpful comments!

THANK YOU SOOO MUCH! I LITERALLY HAVE NOT BEEN ABLE TO GET THIS CLEAR TYPE OF ANSWER OUT ANY ADVISER. You have given me so much relief right now!

Hey everyone! I am new here. I am a transfer student currently enrolled at SBU. I am planning to apply to the nursing program in the fall, but I am completely confused about obtaining my bachelor's degree. So I thought to obtain a BSN you are required to take your Pre-Reqs and complete the Nursing Program and that would get me a BSN. I was advised to declare a major, which I don't understand why I can't declare nursing as my major. I was told I could not. I was told to declare a major such as Sociology, Women's Studies, or Multiple Disc. So does this mean I am obtaining a bachelors degree in the major I have chosen ex: sociology, and the nursing program completion just becomes part of my bachelors? I don't want to end up taking unnecessary classes since my parents are paying out of pocket.

I have been saying the same thing. I am frustrated because I feel I am being pushed into a different direction away from my career. I do not want to spend forever in school taking courses that are not needed, especially since my parents are paying out of pocket!

Hey everyone! I am new here. I am a transfer student currently enrolled at SBU. I am planning to apply to the nursing program in the fall, but I am completely confused about obtaining my bachelor's degree. So I thought to obtain a BSN you are required to take your Pre-Reqs and complete the Nursing Program and that would get me a BSN. I was advised to declare a major, which I don't understand why I can't declare nursing as my major. I was told I could not. I was told to declare a major such as Sociology, Women's Studies, or Multiple Disc. So does this mean I am obtaining a bachelors degree in the major I have chosen ex:sociology, then completing the nursing?