Jadoreee21

I got an offer in Women’s. Congrats to you, I heard that your floor is a great floor!

I got an offer at Alliance; what floor, if you don’t mind me asking.

They do! If I’m not mistaken shift differential ranges up to $4 for nights, and maybe $6 on the weekends. It’ll be after internship. Internship should last anywhere from 10-16 weeks depending on your specialty. Then you receive residency pay. Is anyone at MC-Alliance?

Do you mind telling me when you heard from them? I still haven’t gotten a rejection or a callback. I talked to someone that told me she didn’t get an offer until August. I emailed them asking about it, but they didn’t respond. So I’m really trying to wait it out.

I still haven’t heard anything. Not even a rejection letter.

I'm terribly late! I did get in with these scores, but could not accept the offer because I didn't want to start the program from the beginning. I transferred into a school that accepted my nursing courses. Set to graduate in May! Good luck to you all!

I am also hoping to enter for the June cohort, I have to write my letter of intent, and get my TEAS sent in. I made a 73.7 on my TEAS, and I have a 3.0 GPA. However, I have two previous degrees and I was a senior nursing student before having to relocate to TX.

Got my email today!

I hope that we get in too! As soon as I find something out, I will post!

I haven’t. I’ve been checking my email every hour.

Wow congrats!!! So happy for you!!!! I’m hoping to get mine soon!! Did you get an email or did you get it in the mail?

Same here, haven't heard anything. I also went through an issue with NursingCAS once they verified my GPA. Hopefully all is still well. I heard that we can possibly expect to hear something around the week of April 15th.

I've applied to UTA, WGU, WCU, Texas A&M Commerce (I'm willing to drive), and to the ABSN program they offer at Concordia University. I haven't applied to any of the ASN programs, just because they have SO many applicants applying.

I too have been searching for past forums. I’m moving from Alabama, so I’m nervous that I won’t get selected due to my living out of state for now. I applied to the Traditional BSN program, but I have a previous degree. I just want to get accepted either way. My HESI was pretty good, but I don’t think that my 3.0 is competitive at all. I’ve heard that the TCU waiting period is the longest waiting period lol. But, good luck everyone! I’ve applied to different programs in the area.