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I tried to find a FB group for our cohort and didn't find anything. I'm going to create one titled: UW DNP Class of 2023. If anyone knows of a page already created let me know and I'll delete this one.

I really like Maple Valley and Covington (work in Covington). I used to work in Everett and my friend lives there. He likes it and commutes to downtown.

So, I have the option to accept and make my payment, but I don't have a PAC listed next to my student number. I can't make the UWNetID without the PAC. Anyone else have that problem? I work nights and I'm on my 4th in a row...I don't wanna wake up in the middle of the day to call them if anyone has an answer. Sadly they have wonky hours like 10-12 and 1-4. Prime sleepin hours. ?

It says it will be available for you to select in 1-2 business days. So check back tomorrow or Wednesday and the buttons should be open then.

FYI for those waiting to find out how to pay the deposit: My application login now shows the "Accept"/ "Decline" buttons to pay the deposit, but it says that it won't be available to select for 1-2 days.

My guess is that they will process those that take the offer and then update us as admitted which will give us the ability to pay.

It feels like Christmas morning.

Hey y'all, I just got an email. Check and see if you got one!

Best of luck to everyone. I hope you find out very soon!

Oh crap! The midwifery track lead called to tell me I got in! He said there will be emails in a few days.??

I'm hoping we hear something within two weeks as I found out I was accepted to my second choice school today. They require a deposit and signed intent within two weeks of acceptance though ?

Welcome:) I work with one of the lecturers for the midwifery track and she said you don't have clinicals the first year. Most people can work up to full time that first year with only one day a week on campus. She did say she thinks the first term may be 2 days a week. Once clinicals start in the winter of 2nd year it's more intense and I guess the amount of hours you can work would depend on your other life obligations and how much you can balance things. I live in West Seattle on Alki Beach and I would tell everyone to not come here just to keep it to myself lol. I love this side of the tracks... a 10 minute water taxi ride over to the madness of downtown or a 15 minute car ride (assuming it's not rush hour). A lot of people really like Fremont. Cap Hill is more the party vibe area. Around UW you'll be close to campus with some cheaper housing options if you need roommates. Theres a lot of options, but anywhere in the city is pretty expensive imo.

I'm thinking/hoping we will start to find out in just a couple of weeks! I can't believe February is halfway over already!!!

Is anyone else in this forum applying to the midwifery track? I don't have a very competitive GPA (3.28) for the last 60 credits because my nursing school's grading scale was 93% for an A and 85% for a B. I had straight A's until my core nursing classes because I'm typically a solid 91-92 student...ugh. Other than that, I've been a birth doula since 2014, a childbirth educator since 2015, and was a CNA in mother-baby and antepartum for a year. I'm now 18 months into being a RN in LDRP. Nurse-Midwifery is the only reason I became a nurse.

If anyone is interested, here are the acceptance rate statistics from Autumn 2018 (most recent available): https://grad.uw.edu/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/admissions18-by-major.pdf