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Gave up my spot for FNP hope this helps someone here.

Yes, I got an apartment on campus. If anything should change I will definitely keep you posted.

Hi future_np2022, I will be living on campus this year.

Hi lilpanda, I did not interview with Dr. Molly Jackson but the interview questions were very generic when I interviewed. They were mostly regarding why I want to pursue nursing, what I hope to do with the degree, a difficult situation in my life and how I dealt with it. Be yourself, and you will be fine especially if you have interviewed at other universities.

3.03 GPA Undergraduate 3.55 Prerequisite GPA 3.77 Graduate GPA No health experience but a background in international emergency management and humanitarian aid.

Just got accepted...look out.

It is highly unlikely that I will attend the timing is inconvenient.

The cost is substantial but the programs that I have gotten into have comparable costs and absolutely no aid or opportunities offered. If you have alternatives ... this may sound nerdy but do a pros and cons list as well as anticipated costs, including living costs. Hope that helps.

Are you awaiting entry into the program? I was accepted in December and hope to complete this program as well as FNP. What about you?

Yes I have applied to the GE program at CWRU.

I am not here to argue, but I do not like venomous rhetoric. Women comprise 91% of the nursing workforce, and 76% of all nurses are caucasian. Yale's nursing student body is 87.7% female and 65.8% White with Asian being second at 11.2%. Affirmative action is not a program set to "discriminate" against the privileged but to offer an opportunity to groups marginalized historically. Whether you get into the program will not be based on any persons race or gender but a system that is flawed. I will leave you with this, the positions you have taken are the same rhetoric that is spewed by the supporters of #45; you will have patients of all backgrounds, and the positions you have taken are disheartening. That is all I have to say.