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Hi guys! I was looking into this program and wondering if any alumni could give some advice about the application process. I was curious what type of applicants were the recruitment team looking for: bachelor's v. associates, experience, etc. I was also wondering if anyone had an example of a resume/cover letter and if they answered the questions at the end of their application with short explanations or long ones (if anyone is curious what I'm referencing, Stanford will ask about 3-4 questions towards the end of your application that are 'free responses'. Typically they would ask things like: what working at Stanford means to you; how your experience relates to the current position posted; what quality nursing care looks like; etc.) I really want to work in a hospital as a nurse and have no experience as an RN working in an acute setting (currently an Infusion nurse working for a private company). It would be a dream-come-true to work for Stanford, but I'm unsure how to tidy up my application and interviewing process so I may accomplish this goal. If anyone has any great advice it would be so very helpful! Thanks, again!
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Hey! I just seen this oh my goodness ! Are you #157 for CCSF? They emailed me through my CCSF email, but I also set it up so I can get notifications through my main email as well. If they’ve made it this far down the waitlist this fast I’m sure they’ll get to your number. They started telling people super late. I found out I was in EVC back in Feb as well as most schools I applied to so a lot of people are going to be giving up their spots since most schools have reached out already.
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Yes ma’am! That changes everything I totally get it. At least you’ll have your RN! A lot of people say they’re not hiring RN’s with just their ADN don’t listen to them. At all. They need RN’s everywhere BAD. Especially during this pandemic so once we’re outta school they’ll be asking for us. They even come to the school to recruit the soon-to-be graduating classes
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Hey friends! I was also in this predicament. If you’re already enrolled into a BSN program then I would stay with that. Yes, you’ll start school sooner but the initial time spent will be much longer as opposed to you waiting til Spring and finishing out your BSN. A lot of the nurses I work with now attended private schools and are $180,000-400,000$ In debt. Eventually we’re all going to have to go to a state/university. At least you guys have the opportunity to knock it out now.
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Hey guys, I got accepted into Fall 2020 but I’m already enrolled at EVC in San Jose so I will be declining my off. Good luck to everyone !! ❤️ I was #106 on waiting list to
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Also, I applied to CCSF last year and was waitlisted #30 I had read comments of people getting accepted previous years when their # was like 34 or 35. You just gotta try again. A lot of people give away their positions because a lot of people are waiting to hear back from BSN programs. This is for any nursing school you apply to.
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Never, ever loose hope. I applied to 13 schools last year, from LA to here. The school I actually wanted is the only school to accept me which is Evergreen Valley Community College in San Jose. I think you should look into them as well, you will deff get into their program. It’s very frustrating. But you will succeed. You can also try Ohlone CC in Fremont they probably will accept you as well just make sure you attend their information meeting. They hold them once a month and that’s the only way you’ll get a packet.
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Yay! Dude I have a strong feeling they’ll call us and be like, “hey! You’re in!” I’m already starting at EVC Spring 2021 but I’m gonna see if CCSF says I can start in fall, if not Ill most likely give away my spot.
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Hey guys I got waitlisted #106 out of 101! Good luck everybody