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maspropofol

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  1. Hey I was in the same boat last year. You will have 1-2 week cushion after hearing from the program if you need to drop and get the full refund. I wish it wasn’t so close but it’s doable
  2. Has anyone received a rejection or waitlisted email?
  3. One of the previous cohort threads had some getting admission emails the day after a batch had gone out. I could have sworn I heard they planned on doing them both Monday and Tuesday. I also wonder why some got phone calls and others didn’t. Here’s to getting some good news tomorrow! One thing I didn’t see much of is when rejection emails go out. Not many commented on when they received theirs so I wasn’t sure, does anyone else know if it’s around the same time?
  4. Congrats! Was it a phone call or email?
  5. Yep. I'd like to see if others were told the same thing last week.
  6. I was told they’d be phone calls. So I’m not sure if that was still the case or not or what they did in previous years.
  7. I don’t. looks like it’s just three courses in the first year that make it less impactful when you start the following year. I found this online although a few years old. Pages 38-40 kinda explains it. https://www.samuelmerritt.edu/files/nursingdocuments/2016-2017_PNA_Student_Handbook.pdf
  8. Can you explain a little bit about this? I’ve heard about it in previous threads but I was wondering what type of course work you’re doing in the first year
  9. I got a couple clinical questions with a few others. Time flew by quick. I just felt that I didn’t answer the way I should have looking back and feel pretty bummed about it. Glad it’s over
  10. So glad that's over. The nerves were killing me.
  11. This is all so disappointing. I really thought I interviewed well, but I suppose not. Congrats to those who got in and here's to hoping for a waitlisted email coming our way soon.
  12. I'm glad I found this thread. You honestly had it better than I did. I waited for almost 2 hours and I received no update. It was only because my coworker who was interviewing had been told to hang out a little longer, as theirs ran behind also. I received no apology and had a family member waiting at the airport that I was supposed to have picked up. I was pretty upset so I felt that was easily gleamed from me during my interview and it just didn't feel great. No one introduced themselves and my interview felt incredibly rushed. I can't imagine those who had to get off work/worked nights/rearranged plans got through that kind of wait. I had considered signing off and requesting a reschedule, but I had noticed they had only dates this weekend for interviews and I felt a bit stuck. This is my top school and I'm all for being flexible, but our time is important too and if this is how they value me now, I'm not sure I want to know how it goes when you are actually in this program and making the sacrifices we are.

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