furtureRNash03

WOW what crazy timing!! Congratulations! Join our group chat and you can meet some of us!!

I’ll get back to you later tonight if that’s okay? I’m only on my phone and it only shows on a laptop/computer.

In one of our main classes there are only 95 participants, and like the other person said, there is still availability. I heard that they can get back to you very late and sometimes right before school starts, so there is still time!!

Hi! Little delayed and you guys might've found the answer by now, but I don't believe there is a set timeline of offers. I got my conditional in feb and my full in June, but another girl I know from the same school got her full at least two months before me. However, CPR is due oct 1, so if you get accepted for sept 1 (first day of school), you will have a month to complete CPR and all the other requirements!

Me!

Maybe it’s cause you just accepted? maybe wait a day or two so they can process it?

Hi sorry I missed the other part! I have it on my Google drive I can send it to you! What’s your email?

I believe if you went to UofA previously you don’t need to pay! yes you can register!

Yes in those big classes everyone will be together for 2 years! Most of them yes, some are just before clinicals I think

Hi! I don’t know much either, but I’ve heard the first year, first semester is the worst. And second year in general gets SO much better. In the fall there will be a clinical 5 times the whole semester. Then in the Winter, the actual clinicals start. The main classes seem to be a little over 100 people, while labs and clinicals look more like 8! Hope this helps!

When I registered I was still technically in my other degree. However it sort of recognized that I can register for other classes for the fall and Winter. Can you put any classes in yet?

Yay! Where did you take your previous degree?

YAY congratulations! Will you be accepting!?

My final transcript was delivered automatically on the 4th and I haven’t heard anything

I believe your deadline will vary depending when you get an offer. This is a rough guide you can follow. This is just a common one for I ualberta, so it may be slightly off for nursing!