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Just wanted to come back and update that I got admitted on June 22nd to the Spring 22 cohort! I'm hoping to move there by Fall so I can get acclimated before Winter comes ?

Hey everyone! I submitted my application on 5/31 but my final letter of rec was not received until June 6th so I should know within another week or 2 hopefully! I will post an update when I do. Feeling hopeful and looking forward to meeting my fellow classmates! ?

Hi everyone! I am new to this website (which seems like a great resource!) and currently working on my prereqs needed in order to apply to ABSN programs. In addition I am trying very hard to find the right ABSN program for me. I am looking for overall a decent experience- where the students feel supported, the faculty is strong and truly cares about the students' success, and isn't impossibly difficult for no reason. I know most programs are extremely difficult but I'm wondering if anyone out there had a relatively good experience with their ABSN program. I am open to anywhere in the country really (although I am currently in CA), and I can wait for a period of time if need be. Some of the programs I'm considering as of now include: - Concordia Irvine - VCU - Loyola of Chicago (Maywood, IL) - Villanova - Thomas Jefferson (the 24 month track) - Cal State Northridge - University of SF - Orange - Mount St. Mary (LA) - Creighton (AZ) - Cal State LA Has anyone had either good or really bad experiences with any of the above programs? Or do you have other recommendations I should look at? Any and all advice would be very much appreciated. This is pretty overwhelming to figure out and I really don't want to end up in a miserable program if I don't have to. Thank you so much in advance! ❤️

Hi everyone! I am new to this website (which seems like a great resource!) and currently working on my prereqs needed in order to apply to ABSN programs. In addition I am trying very hard to find the right ABSN program for me. I am looking for overall a decent experience- where the students feel supported, the faculty is strong and truly cares about the students' success, and isn't impossibly difficult for no reason. I know most programs are extremely difficult but I'm wondering if anyone out there had a relatively good experience with their ABSN program. I am open to anywhere in the country really (although I am currently in CA), and I can wait for a period of time if need be. Some of the programs I'm considering as of now include: - Concordia Irvine - VCU - Loyola of Chicago (Maywood, IL) - Villanova - Thomas Jefferson (the 24 month track) - Cal State Northridge - University of SF - Orange - Mount St. Mary (LA) - Creighton (AZ) - Cal State LA Has anyone had either good or really bad experiences with any of the above programs? Or do you have other recommendations I should look at? Any and all advice would be very much appreciated. This is pretty overwhelming to figure out and I really don't want to end up in a miserable program if I don't have to. Thank you so much in advance! ❤️