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If you find it too difficult to take these courses together then I would strongly suggest avoiding a full time bachelors program altogether.

Curious. What does the Tylenol do for PCR testing. Is it a pain issue?

I don't believe that's information that they will share with applicants.

I believe they are in their final deliberation phase. The last interview day was last Monday, and they sent their decisions from that group Wednesday. That does not mean they are done though. They said that they could be sending out acceptances as late as early January if openings remain unfilled.

Don't give up hope. They are still interviewing candidates. So they have not made any final decisions yet. I've heard of people hearing from UNCG as late as January in years past. Try to keep your spirits high while you wait. No answer is just that, no answer. They will let you know of their decision when it happens.

@justtryingtohelp It's hard to gauge whether or not this is a joke or not. That said, you sound really frustrated. I bet anyone of the students we spoke to yesterday would be happy to give you some guidance if you wanted to vent with someone. Did you catch their emails? If not, or if you want to vent with someone not in the program you can always PM me here and we can swap contacts. That said, I'm sorry yesterday didn't go as you expected. This is an incredibly stressful time for all of us.

Best of luck to those off y'all that interviewed yesterday. Wish we could have had a chance to really meet and commiserate ?.

I have an interview on Monday. They added it just recently.

They are still extending invites, so best of luck to all still waiting.

May I ask, in all seriousness, where are you performing breast exams?

Everyone has to start somewhere NGRN89. They will teach you everything they want you to know, and they'll give you all the time you need. If your not interested in pt care though, I would stay away from the ICUs. Baths, BMs, ambulation, turns are hourly events. But you don't have to do it alone. Grab your desk buddy and team work it.

As did I! Congrats y'all. Best of luck to everyone.

If you don't mind me asking, is that a cumulative GPA? I ask because I have 2 bachelors, one immediately after high school 10 years ago (which didn't go so well) and my second in nursing that I did much better in. Curious how they consider that situation.

It disheartens me to see so many people judging me, a complete stranger, and a business that it sounds like they have no experience with. I guess it's not that surprising to find that in social media today though. Anyway, y'all win all the social clout points today. I'm out. OP, best of luck to you and your endeavors.

I would hope that every medical facility would have an AED available, and that every employee be BLS certified.