MowgliB0803

I'm going to Skagit for sure!

I applied with a 97. I got a 95 on the TEAS. Also I applied 3 days before the deadline because the decision to apply to skagit came at the last minute for me. I took the teas on the 26th, it was super rushed. So since you have the luxury of time it might be worth showing your packet to an advisor before just to be sure. I was so nervous I forgot something during the entire waiting process.

I got my acceptance letter last night and am beyond thrilled to finally get started. Smaimgomez I'm so sorry you didn't get in. This was the 4th program I applied to and the first offer of admission I've received. I also feel like I was rejected for stupid reasons as well, so I understand the frustration. Just keep going and it will happen!

Nice! I grew up there! Also I hope it's not Saturday, ha.

May I ask where everyone lives who has gotten letters? I'm down in Seattle so am not sure if I'll get mine today or tomorrow. Also, congrats HaileeJH!!

Hi everyone! I'm also waiting to hear back. Hopefully we all get good news soon! Really getting close to that Jul 31st deadline here, sheesh. It's killing me! Thanks for starting this thread, smaimgomez so that we can all connect.

Hi Everyone! I'm one of the unlucky ones who unfortunately did not make it to the second round of the admissions race for this fall. Just wanted to put some feelers out there and see if anyone who got invited to the proctored essay has NOT completed all of their prereqs. I have one remaining and think this could be a big reason why I did not get invited. I have a 3.8 in my other prereqs, a 3.4 overall gpa, a prior bachelors degree, a year of volunteer experience, leadership experience, AND I have been working as a CNA in an ICU for the past 2 years. I feel like my essay was great, as was my letter of rec. from my charge RN, and am 99.9% sure I filled out all of the application materials correctly. I am really stumped as to why I didn't make it past the first round. I do have quite a few W's on my transcript, but with the exception of one, they were all from over 6 years ago. Just want to get an idea of what I might possibly need to do to improve my chances for next year. The admissions committee won't be able to discuss applications on a personal level until the end of April. Thanks so much in advance to anyone who has some insight and congrats to all of you who've advanced to the next round. Good luck!