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Hi! I am looking forward to starting too! I found this: https://www.linfield.edu/academics/academic-calendars/portland-undergraduate.html I *think* we go until May 26th This year it looks like they started Aug. 30-Dec. 17th, so looks like a 3 month break. (The ABSN program goes year round--we aren't the accelerated)... As for loans, I don't know ugh! Have you reached out to the financial aid office? They have been super helpful for me.

OK, thank you ?

Thanks for your advice! What do you recommend to do between now and when we begin in February? Things to review? I am guessing we take off and it is intense from the beginning! Thanks! Congrats on graduating!

I think there are 80 of us but I don’t know anyone. I grew up in Portland but have lived all over and just moved from California a few months ago.

Me too!

So did I! Congrats!!

Good luck to you too! it is my first time applying to Linfield. It seems like a great program!

Hi! I also applied and haven’t heard anything. I am waiting anxiously until Friday!

I had 43 points. Best of luck everyone!

I had to turn down a spot last Friday, so there’s at least one more opening!

I am looking to gain insight from current or former students at Concordia's ABSN Portland campus. Thanks!

I took Micro at Portage Learning. It is at your own pace and you can start anytime. Might be a bit cheaper than UCSD. I would have rather have taken it at a CC but it didn’t fit my timeline.

Hope this helps: Assist says Chem 51 will work for Chem 105/L at East LA CC

Hi everyone, I am probably getting a divorce and will be moving to live with family in either Reno or Portland. I have a few prereqs to go before I can apply to an ABSN program. I am having a hard time choosing where to go. I have one daughter (3 years old) and am hoping to get into the workforce as fast as possible. I would have more babysitter options in Portland but my sister is a nurse in Reno and would have her there to help with school if I lived there. I have been looking at: OHSU & Concordia's ABSN as well as University of Nevada/Reno's ABSN. Anyone have insight on which is the easiest to get into? Also insight into new grad programs in either location? I hope to ultimately work in the NICU. Thank you!

Thanks! Will check it out!