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Not a transfer but my kid applied as a direct admit freshman. I'll let you know if we hear anything!

Has anyone interviewed for peds heme-onc*** I haven't heard a thing and am wondering if I just completely struck out on even getting an interview.

Hi, can previous applicants share how much RN experience you are allowed to have and still qualify? I scoured their website but I'm not finding the answer.

How do I find it? Nothing is coming up when I search.

I received an acceptance offer as well! Found it in my junk box ?

Nothing here. Did you? For which program?

I didn’t mind the group interview style! We had about 20 min to talk before we went in and that was nice. The moral support of being in it together was helpful. Tips- parking in the garage (lot 20, I think) was pretty easy, but give yourself time to buy your parking pass and make your way to the building. They gave us a few minutes to ask questions after the interview, so if you’ve been wondering about anything specific about the program, have those in mind.

I'm nervous, too! I wonder if the power outages will impact this process? I know the city will still have power, but it might impact people commuting in (like me). I'm planning on building in a lot of extra time to get there. As far as preparing, I bought a new outfit for the interview, haha. My husband, who is really good at interviewing, suggests bringing to mind different situations where you have had a chance to employ problem-solving or other good qualities. Just have them in recent memory so you can pull on those stories if a question calls for them. Good luck!

I also received my BSN interview invite on the 11th.

I have no idea. You might want to contact the school.

Sorry! Maybe the entry level BSN Invites went out separate from accelerated?

Maybe that's spring and fall? I heard 20 in the fall, 40 in the spring. It's hard to keep track of all the programs and their numbers! From their website: Typically 600-700 applications are received for 60-80 spaces each academic year. So that's for both fall and spring.

I've heard that there are usually about 400 applicants, 100 interviews, and 40 admitted. They make their selections based on the combo of application strength and interview. No pressure, lol.

YES! I'm thrilled. October 28th. CarrotSpice outlined the process nicely above.

This is an incredibly helpful description of the interview process. Thank you so much for taking the time to describe it to me. I hope that I make it to this step in the process! Good luck!

Your stats look amazing to me! Since you’ve been through the interview process once, can you describe what that was like? Did you feel like you were able to share biographical information that could elevate you as a candidate or were the questions more general?

Can you elaborate on why you feel this way?

Is anyone applying for spring? Let's check in here to keep track of the admissions process. My stats: GPA 4.0 TEAS 97.3 Healthcare experience: 10 years as an in-home caregiver No multicultural experience or other languages. That's definitely my biggest weakness. If they time this out like previous cycles, interview invitations should go out in mid-October and program decisions in late November. Good luck, everyone!

No, it doesn’t. City College of San Francisco does.

Apparently I'm not allowed to dm? I have no idea why! Would love pointers. I'll be applying in the next application cycle.

Anyone apply? I couldn’t apply this cycle but I’m deeply curious about how admissions go this year. Last year they posted the final points cutoff but I wonder if they’ll post it this year. Good luck everyone!

Chem is usually a prerequisite for micro, no?