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I would email! But I think you should be fine, as long as you have your unofficial submitted through nursing cas. I know that my transcripts took like 8 weeks to be sent in, I’m lucky I submitted it early. The whole covid situation, they should be understanding of delays!

Hello, I applied to Chamberlain but have not heard back on my admission status. However, I am able to access the student portal, and was wondering if this was the case for everyone even after not hearing back? Also, on my student portal I have access to something called the SSP RNBSN student success course. Can I take this as a good sign?

I am hoping that's the case! fingers crossed!

Just curious but does anyone know the acceptance rate for both the Jacksonville and Gainesville campuses? How many people apply and get in approximately? I’m already so nervous!!

Hello! I am applying to the Summer term. I am an out of state student and I was wondering if anyone had an idea on how to fulfill the interpersonal communications pre-req requirement online possibly through another institution. I live in Florida and I cant seem to find a way to take this course here without the having the pre-reqs for the course which caters to communication majors, which I am not.

I believe it is 11:59 pm 12/01/2020. The deadline in her emails just has a date and no time listed so I am assuming. I would email her though if you are worried. Also if there is a deadline listed, the nursingcas website states that you have until 11:59 pm ET on the day of the deadline.

Hey! I actually started a thread LOL. But this seems to be getting more replies. does anyone know how much weight the HESI test holds? Like in comparison to the entire application.

@rap99 hey! I am honestly not too sure about health care experience. I dont have any shadowing experiences with nurses either (only observed nurses as a scribe) so I would be curious to know if this is super important as well. I am guessing that they dont necessarily need to see health care experience but want to be convinced as to why you want to pursue nursing. so I would think health care experience does help with solidifying this, perhaps, and definitely helps. Also, I do agree shadowing experience is hard to get without connections, but you defnitely have time to keep trying (despite the Covid situation?)

Hey all! I wanted to start an offical thread for those applying to UF's accelerated BSN for the Summer of 2021! I know its still pretty early but I thought we could use this platform to support one another and share our own journeys through this process. I am pretty nervous for this process. However, UF's hollistic approach toward each of its applicants gives me hope and reassurance. Just a little about myself I am currently finishing my last semester at USF. My last 60 hr credit GPA is pretty average as per UF's usual standards standing at about a 3.4. My cumulative is not too great so hopefully I am not penalized for having a low overall GPA. I have research experience and a publication to my name so hopefully that may hold some weight. Besides that, I have a lot of various volunteer experiences that are non-health care related. I was specifically curious to know how much weight health care experience holds for admissions. I worked as a scribe for about one year where I was able to gain perspective into the nursing field eventually influencing my decision to pursue nursing. Besides that, I don't really have very much experience working directly with nurses or CNA's for that matter. I was also curious to know more about the HESI A2 test if anyone knows more about that. I would love to hear about everyone elses stats and experiences, how you are going about the admissions process in general. Good luck to everyone applying this cycle!