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Sorry, it took so long to get back to you! They will send you your "schedule" pretty soon to being accepted. It will just be a layout for all the classes you will take over the next 2 years in the order you will take them. I can't remember exact dates but I believe about a week or two after being accepted I was able to see my summer courses and what time they were. The first and second semester is course intensive. For the first semester, you will have class (Pathophysiology, Health Assessment, and Nurse Roles) 3-4 days a week. It would usually be 2 days of class (8hr days) and 1-2 days of clinical. You will have 1 clinical in a hospital as a CNA during the semester, which will be told to you pretty far in advance. Unfortunately, they don't tend to release onsite clinical very early. They tend to come out a week before class, but I believe the first semester they were much quicker about it. Good luck!!! After the first two semesters, it gets much easier (and so much more interesting) and a lot more time is spent in the hospital. Sorry, it took so long to get back to you! They will send you your "schedule" pretty soon to being accepted. It will just be a layout for all the classes you will take over the next 2 years in the order you will take them. I can't remember exact dates but I believe about a week or two after being accepted I was able to see my summer courses and what time they were. The first and second semester is course intensive. For the first semester, you will have class (Pathophysiology, Health Assessment, and Nurse Roles) 3-4 days a week. It would usually be 2 days of class (8hr days) and 1-2 days of clinical. You will have 1 clinical in a hospital as a CNA during the semester, which will be told to you pretty far in advance. Unfortunately, they don't tend to release onsite clinical very early. They tend to come out a week before class, but I believe the first semester they were much quicker about it. Good luck!!! After the first two semesters, it gets much easier (and so much more interesting) and a lot more time is spent in the hospital.

If you meant an email that included all the other people who were waitlisted than I was a bit mistaken and exaggerating "mass email". I meant that they sent the emails out "in mass" if that makes sense. Sorry about that!

No problem! I came to this website to look up thinks like GPA and interview points and wished someone who had gone through it had some advice. Unfortunately, I was a tad late on giving insider info on the interviews. I never received a non-mass email, so if you aren't then that is new. I received emails that were addressed to me but obviously was just a message that each name was inserted into the heading and wasn't personal.

Yes. They send out a mass email saying you are accepted, waitlisted, or denied. If you are waitlisted you are given a link to accept a position on the list or decline it and get something like a week or two to respond.

Hi everyone! I am a current student in this program. If you have any questions feel free to leave them below! I'm sure you all did great on your interviews (my phone went off during mine which made me convinced that was it for me). I can say that if you are put onto the waitlist and still wish to go to CU then I highly recommend you put your name on it. I don't want to guess but a good amount of students were later admitted from it.