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@workhardstayhumble the same thing happened to me so I emailed the school. They said as long as you had submitted your application by the deadline, your recommender had until the date their link expired to complete the letter of recommendation and your application was considered complete. Phew!

@RDHusky I am an older student, changing careers midstream. Everything is solid on my application, except I will only have about 200 hours of hands on healthcare experience. Are there any older students in the program (I'm 40) who's life experience (non-healthcare related) seemed to a positive for their admission? I have lots of leadership experience and am solid on grades, etc. Just curious how UW views applicants who are older and have different experiences than the typical applicant. Thanks for any insight!

Hello to all! I am planning on applying to the BSN program for fall '18, and I have some questions for those of you currently in the program: I am an older student, changing careers midstream. Everything is solid on my application, except I will only have about 200 hours of hands on healthcare experience. Are there any older students in the program (I'm 40) who's life experience (non-healthcare related) seemed to a positive for their admission? I have lots of leadership experience and am solid on grades, etc. Just curious how UW views applicants who are older and have different experiences than the typical applicant. Thanks for any insight!

Hello - posting on this old post in the hopes that folks who are in the ELMSN program could answer a question: about how much time did you spend on homework in the first year? I know to expect classes and clinicals to be full-time, but what about beyond that? This information would be so helpful in deciding whether the ELSMN is manageable or the BSN is preferrable. Thanks!

Hello - posting on this old post in the hopes that folks who went through the ELMSN program could answer a question: about how much time did you spend on homework in the first year? I know to expect classes and clinicals to be full-time, but what about beyond that? This information would be so helpful in deciding whether the ELSMN is manageable or the BSN is preferrable. Thanks!