tillymarie

I sent mine in within hours of getting the acceptance and have not gotten any emails back yet. Looking through the forum from fall 2018 it appears many of the studenta didnt get the add codes on the date they said either, it took a couple of days after they said to start looking.

From what I saw looking through other years posts people got emails at different times throughout January, so you might get yours on another day

Congratulations! I did too.

Looking at post from previous years it appears some could start coming out as early as next week, and more follow through the rest of the month.

Which Navy base? There is more than 1.

Not sure but in the informational meeting and the application workshop they talked about needing them in there especially since one of then can take 9 months to complete.

Yes I turned all of that in with the application. I thought it was required to turn all that in with the package

When did you put your application in?

Did you already get the email saying they received your submission?

I hope we get in to. I was excited when I got my number but there are still a few days left and a lot can change. No I dont know anyone who is currently in, do you?

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Yes on monday. How about you?

I was hospitalized over the summer with pneumonia and let me tell you, I could taste the saline when they used the flushes. It was weird and not something I experienced before.

Do you have a study group? I was blessed to have awesome study groups for Anatomy, Physiology and Micro. We are all busy going to school full time and most of us working part time, so we didn't have a lot of time to meet up but we did constantly quiz each other via text etc. Any little bit helps.

Plan to work hard. It's a lot of information and if you don't keep up with the reading you will struggle. The other thing that really helped me was having a great study group. We all had strengths and weaknesses that complimented each other so it worked well. We were all very busy and many of our study sessions were group text quizzes. I took Microbiology, physiology and spanish (i have no spanish speaking background) all in the same semester and ended up passing with all A's (I'm also a single mom, working part time, and my son has educational issues so it was stressful helping with his homework and then doing mine). I don't say this to toot my horn. I say this because it seemed impossible to do all of that and do well especially since every single nursing program out here tells you not to take them prereqs together. The study groups I had for physio and micro were amazing and really helped me succeed.