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Thank you so much for this!! I agree, not everyone can have a perfect experience. Coming from someone who has gotten rejected from nursing school before, done tons of research, and decided between a few schools; I am stoked to come to JHU and everyone here should be as well! If you are attending and not in the fb page, definitely join! The community on there is already so active, helpful, and absolutely kind. Everyone on that page is going to make a great nurse and I completely see why they got into JHU. Moving forward, lets keep this thread positive and while doing your research, reflect on positive feedback as well as negative! As they said during a JHU Virtual Students Day event, everyone on here is actively signing up to be nurse post-pandemic. Thats incredible. Good luck to everyone ?

I applied to both MN and ABSN programs. At the end of the end, both programs will have the same job trajectory; becoming an RN. However, I chose Hopkins program because it was cheaper than the ABSN program I got into. I think its important to understand the job you get after grad will be the same; you just have a few extra classes about leadership and what not. I will say I attended an info session for another school and they said schools are moving towards to Masters Entry programs rather than ABSN programs because the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (the institution that accredits schools) wants nursing to be a graduate level study. Same thing about NP programs moving towards DNP program; the CCNE is recommending that change of program. Therefore, Maters Entry programs and ABSNs program are essentially the same; pick whatever school is better for you. I know the MN programs are saying it can lead to jobs in management, but I would focus on the fact that you'll start off as an RN either way. Doing clinicals and potentially getting a job at Hopkins Medical Center is what is bringing me to campus.

Hey all! Did you receive your financial aid packages yet?

hi all! congrats on acceptances ? Did you guys get info about scholarships in your letters?

My sister went to Penn and it seems like decisions usually go out the first Friday of February!

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Hi all, does anyone know if the admitted students day tomorrow is recorded? Thanks!

hi! both of my essays were around 430 words. I did write an essay for the COVID prompt as well, but only two of the three official ones. First time applying! 100 hours at a medical office and 40 hours at a skilled nursing facility ( paused due to covid)

Hello all! Incoming Fall 2021 student. Was looking for tips and recs on neighborhoods that are safe/close to school/lively &fun. Thanks!

Would you mind posting the link please?

and please let me know when the FB page is made , thanks!!

rooting for you guys!!

yeah im trying to figure out the total tuition bc im assuming its $68k just for the full year but we would be graduating May 2023 correct?

I just got in as well!

wow congrats!