HBerkley

Various factors. I like that it is more time-efficient than UCAN, and I've always appreciated the smaller class sizes at private universities.

I've looked into it but this is my first choice!

Hi there, I have no problem being honest if it's helpful. To answer your question, my grades are fairly competitive. I was previously enrolled in a program similar to the ABSN but at the master's level, which I didn't complete. My guess is that this along with limited clinical experience was what made other candidates a better fit for the program. If you're thinking about reapplying I say go for it. I hear stories about people who had to be very persistent in order to get the education opportunities that they wanted but they eventually got there! Good luck to you as well :)

Hi All - does anyone have experience with trying nursing school a second time at a different school after being dropped from a program for a poor grade? (I am applying to other nursing programs after being dropped from an Entry Level Master's in Nursing program for a final grade below 84.5% several years ago. I could reapply to the same program, but I have chosen to apply to other programs instead.)

Hi All - I am applying to the Regis University (Denver, CO) ABSN program for the second time. I wanted to start a feed here for anyone who is RE applying for the program (any cohort welcome). Feel free to share feedback on your experience reapplying, ask questions, share acceptance news, etc. Best of luck to you all! Persistence is key ?

Hi All - the application for the Regis University (Denver, CO) ABSN program starting Winter 2022 opened on February 1. Starting a thread for applicants to discuss the application process, ask questions, share news about acceptance, etc.