purdynurse13

Hi! It's nice to meet you! I am excited that you chose fall as well! For me, the noticeable differences between the two apps were that Spring asked for my high school information and asked me to directly upload transcripts, while fall did not ask me those things. I didn't notice that it said day programs but could have missed that. I found the fall application through the website. I just Googled postbac app UW fall 2024 and found the link at the bottom of the page. I submitted this app on Christmas Day and received an email saying that they had received my postbacc app for Autumn 2024. I am still a little nervous something went wrong, but I followed all the steps and submitted the app and sent transcripts. Not much else to do. It is nerve wracking having to do another app after getting in. For the Autumn app, are you able to select Nursing (ABSN) as the major? If so, youre probably good to go and on the right track. I figure it wouldn't have had that option if it wasn't the correct app. Maybe reach out to them again and the school of nursing to double check that you have the right application. Let me know what happens!

I haven't seen any posts about the University of Washington ABSN program for 2024, so thought I would start one. I know the application cycle is mostly over, but thought this would be a good place to support each other in the coming months. I was admitted for both Spring and autumn and chose Autumn. Im super excited, but a little nervous about the postbac app, I just hope everything goes smoothly and no hiccups with the two separate apps. Did anyone apply to both Spring and fall and submit both postbac apps? I submitted my Spring one before finding out I got in. They are slightly different, and that makes me a bit nervous. I would love to get to know some other admitted students!

I completed my app in early July for fall 2022 admission to the ACE program, and I heard back today. I only sent in transcripts and my resume. The bare minimum they asked for. Got admitted! At the time I had just gotten my CNA license, so no experience working as a CNA yet when I applied, but I put on my resume I had a license. I have some other non medical work experience. My college GPA was around a 3.6 with a Biology degree. I hope you guys hear soon!

Congrats to those who have gotten in! Seems like the calls have stopped... anyone gotten an email?