Awonder22

Hey there, are you going to the St.Pete location? If so, I recently moved down here, but I sublet so I'm moving again at the end of July. So I'm looking for a new place if you want to talk about living situations I'm up for that. A lot of decent apartments in good areas aren't the cheapest haha

I'll actually be starting in the fall as I still have to take Chem over this summer. But I am relocating and looking to relocate in May, just so I can settle in and work a bit more before starting. What are you looking at housing wise?

Are either of you relocating to St. Petersburg for the Utica program, or are you local to that area?

My undergrad GPA was 3.36 and grad gpa was 3.63. I'm working on prerequisites my undergrad didn't cover (my bachelors is in Athletic Training) and will only have to complete chem after May. I heard back from my admissions counselor within a week or two of sending in my application and had been provisionally accepted by the start of February. I signed up to take my chem class with Utica through their prep program, and from my understanding, as long as I meet the grade requirements I'll be automatically accepted for the fall semester.

I put in my application for the St. Pete location ABSN back in January and was provisionally accepted. I think as expensive as it is, it's really not that much or less than most other private ABSN program. That being said, I think that's where I'll be headed in the fall, maybe a little sooner to settle in before getting started.

I've been provisionally accepted at the St. Pete campus for this fall, I'm still deciding between schools but am leaning towards Utica. From what I've seen, there's mixed reviews, but I feel like there are mixed reviews for everywhere. I spoke to an admissions counselor, they said classes are online and you're on campus 3-4 days a week for labs or clinicals. So you have to be able to manage online classes and learning on your own. They have a high NCLEX percentage, so I think it's what you make of it.