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I believe the program starts on April 26th.

I completely know how you feel! I was stressing out about the interview and felt well prepared. When the interview first started they informed me that there was going to be a case study and I mildly freaked out because I didn’t see anyone post about that. It wasn’t too bad... LOL. They give you a patient situation and describe how the patient is progressing. They allow you to take notes, but not search the internet. Then they give you about 5 minutes to answer 4 questions. What are your major concerns, a SBAR, and I can’t quite remember the other two questions.

I’m not sure about great, but I did the best I could! LOL. I wasn’t expecting a case study and a priority question. I believe the people who were there was the nursing educator, oncology manager, float pool manager, and one other manager but I can’t remember the unit. They were all very nice!

Yes, I had my interview this morning. The first part of the interview is a case study and then they ask you "regular" interview questions. There were four people on my nursing panel.

I applied to both hospitals and I did not get invited to interview at Good Sam, but I just got an email and invite to interview at Regional.

Yes, I received that email as well. I believe it said that the info used will not be used unless you're hired.

Hi @danifuturenp I tried searching for this and was unable to find it. Can you please add me to this group as well? My name is Jennifer Quitoriano and it should say "William C. Overfelt High School" as well.

@Danifuturenp I was also accepted to the summer 2019 cohort at the IE campus! :)

@lindsay_93 I was nervous about the writing prompt as well; however, it's not as bad as it seems. I was presented a one page article and was told to summarize it and give my opinion on it. I was also told that my response did not have to be very long, may a couple of paragraphs at the most.

@inkabruce I also struggled with having a poor undergrad gpa. I believe mine was worse than yours. However, I applied to the Spring 19 cohort, but got deferred to Summer 19. My science gpa was a 4.0, but my non-science gpa was a 3.2 (those undergrad grades came back to haunt me!). With that being said, I'm confident that with all the changes you're making you'll be a strong candidate for Summer 19. I was also told that Summer is usually the least busiest application cycle. Good luck!