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I do know that you have to purchase castle branch, there should be an email that was sent to purchase it with access code info. There's more clinical requirements on castle branch to complete. The other thing you have to purchase is leapRN. And there's also another link in the email they sent out which has purchase instructions.

I think if you search on the main Ucf page it should show the earliest enrollment start date for all students.

Hey so my email finally updated to the NID email. I emailed an advisor and they said to give the system at least a week to enroll you as a student. The enrollment day for me is April 5 so that's the earliest I can register. But I think there's some things we have to complete first like submitting castle branch stuff etc. prior to registering for classes.

Thank you! And I did have a question regarding the Ucf emails etc. how did your account change from knights email to the Ucf.edu one? Every time I log in with my NID.ucf.edu, it's saying access denied so do you know if that's normal for now?

I am also wondering the same, I have the same issue as you where my UCF portal shows an error message, I don't see a schedule builder and it doesn't even let me fully click all the options. I think since we aren't active students anymore, the system is being weird. I also emailed an advisor about this so I will keep you posted. Also does anyone know if we will be given more information regarding courses/materials etc?

What program did you apply for? All three programs may have different timing for decision send outs. So yours may come in tomorrow.

I checked my email just now and I got accepted to the acute care program!!

Congrats!!

I know that kinda bums me out, I thought they'd send it today. But IDK if the weekend affects the decisions as well otherwise I'm hoping it's by the 10th

Nothing yet, maybe by march 10th??

Hi! Thanks for replying btw! I did have a question- not sure if you know the answer or not but do you know if they weight certain traits more on applicants? I had an advisor tell me that they prefer more leadership and workplace involvement and applicants who are experienced. But, some applicants also apply fresh out of school with minimal experience. Is it a balance of academic and professional experience in your opinion? Also, how are the first couple semesters like? Is it tough to balance classes etc. Thank you again!

Not yet, but getting more nervous as we get closer to March LOL. Last year's applicants got their email in early March so I guess we have to wait till then ?

Good luck! I heard that as well, but in the information session in November, the advisor said that they're looking to accept an increased amount of students per program due to the rise in applicants. I think she said around 50 per program?? So, that kind of makes me hopeful LOL Good luck, thank you for this tip! I couldn't find any admission statistic information online, so this was really helpful!

Anyone applying to any of UCF's BSN to DNP programs??

Hello! Is anyone planning on applying to any of UCF's BSN-DNP programs? I am applying to the adult/gerontology acute care track and am kind of nervous since it is super competitive. I'm hoping this chat will help ease anxiety and we can all stay connected on the application process and timeline. And if any previous applicants can talk about what they did to boost their chances of getting into the program(s) that would be awesome!

I believe if you get accepted-you get an acceptance email from the campus that you chose as first, and you get denied/waitlisted from other campuses. At least that is what happen with me. My first choice was Daytona, and I put Orlando as my second choice and cocoa as my third. I got an acceptance email under Daytona and a denied email under Orlando! I don't think multiple campuses invite you-correct me if I'm wrong though! If anything you can reach out to UCF college of nursing advising or program coordinators to see if maybe they have more information on this! I hope you get into the campus you want though! Good luck!

Hi, I don't have reddit- I'm sorry!

Hi! I am currently in the Daytona UCF BSN program. I don't live in Daytona but I live close to the area, and the UCF campus is actually a joint building to the Daytona State College campus. As far as the area, I'd say its pretty safe, but I would do my own research! There are a few apartments close by to the Daytona campus as far as I know. For the program, it is the traditional BSN so it is 5 consecutive semesters. I would visit the UCF college of nursing website- they have tons of resources including previous admission statistics, specific classes to take within each semester, program costs etc. Daytona follows the same program outline as the other 2 campuses. Good luck with your application!

OK, Thank you! ?

Just curious, has anyone completed their drug testing? I know we have to submit it by sometime in June, but was wondering if anyone has already completed it... Do we just take the paper and go to the drug testing site, or is there something else we have to do?? Thanks! ?

Yes, there is a groupme link posted on facebook that you can join! It's on the APNS at UCF page. CONGRATS on getting into daytona by the way!!

It's pretty easy to miss! You're welcome!! ? Glad to help!! ?

@Bluemunch @Ccm You can add the Knights email on the College of Nursing student application system page. Where you go to check the status of your application, between your name and the log out button, there should be a "my account option". Click that, and scroll down to the "residential information" You should see and option to add in your knights email. They're also going to send you a confirmation email on there. Hope this helps!!

You can add another email. Have you added your knights email on there? It says that after you apply and get accepted, they want us to put our knights email on there.