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I made an account on the Eisenhower careers website. They specifically put up an application for the the new grad residency program during application windows. For the February new grad cohort, the application went live in November. They call you and let you know your Interview appointment date and time. The interview is a panel and you are required to have a portfolio(I brought in 2). They do keep them and review them. You hear back from them them soon after with their offer.

I did it for work and second language together. I don't know about 1st generation though. I wrote a letter and had my boss sign it and put his contact info on it.

Fall 2019 starts at the end of August no? Does anyone know the process of actually getting into the nursing classes?

I got a "provisionally accepted" email, is that the one you go?

I included a letter from work signed by my boss to verify language and employment and I put a copy of my unofficial teas in my application. Counselor told me it was a good idea to just get it all in at once

was it for verification of for the multiselection criteria? proof of second language, employment, tests etc?

I was looking at accelerated and regular BSN programs and decided I was too broke for them. Commuting is pretty annoying too, so there's that. ?

No, I'm just applying to the RN/ADN program but with a bachelor's in a different field.

90 points but they're weird about my micro so it's up in the air right now. I was told by the nursing counselor I didn't need to take it at COD, then I was told that my basic micro or any classes from my minor in micro doesn't count right before I applied, and then I was told that it is probably ok .

Maybe spring break vacation is pushing the admissions?

I applied to the RN program.

I did, I'm waiting for a reply. The nursing counselor told me that responses start being sent out in late April, so maybe we can get some answers soon. :)