murrel

I had my interview yesterday. I would say just be prepared to answer typical interview style questions. There were no major curve balls that threw me off. If you have interviewed for any job before, it is the same style of questions.

Yes, this is what I was tracking as well.

I recieved and invitation for the interview but it went to my spam folder. I would check your filtered email folders. I have 3.89 GPA, all science prerequisite completed, currently a CNA with about a year and a half of health care experience. Does anyone know roughly how many are called for interview and how many seats are available in the program?

I am curious if anyone here has been through the application process with UW before? I am curious when acceptance/rejection letters come out. I applied to UW BSN traditional program as well as the community college Spring ADN program as a backup. I just found out that I was accepted to the ADN program which begins March 30th. I would prefer to go to UW however, if I am not accepted I will go the ADN, then RN to BSN route. I am just concerned about the timing of UW acceptance/rejections notifications. Will they come out before end of March?

No, there are 24 slots in the program. Of all the applicant for spring admission, only 33 actually met all the requirements and qualified for the lottery.

I had been waiting for an email with the weighted lottery numbers but I just looked this morning and I received an email stating I was accepted. Have you heard anything?

I spoke with the lottery coordinator for the Spring admission. She stated that they had 35 applicants with only 33 that qualified. I have applied to bachelors programs as well but hope to get selected on TCC lottery for cost savings. I know that we wont hear anything for a while about the lottery but I am still anxious. Anyone else out there on this forum that applied for TCC spring 2020 as well?

I am currently working on my prerequisites in NY and will be moving to Washington State this summer, finishing my prerequisites and applying to UW bachelors program for Autumn 2019 start. Does anyone know if University of Washington gives priority to students who have completed some of their prerequisites with UW? I will have one science prerequisite and two general education classes remaining when I move. Is there any advantage to applying as a transfer student and completing these three classes at UW with higher tuition rate than the local community college?