UlalaRN

Check your e-mail account please ?

I see. I am also glad that I was not the only one who was told to consider 4-year-option. I truly remember I did not tell my study plan but the interviewer broached 4-year-option first (with a mention of at least 2-hour-long driving to a clinical/practicum sites). I totally agree with your rationale and reasoning for them to be cautious regarding clinical placement. It has been a bit discouraging and disappointing but let's not lose hope! Thank you so much for sharing ?!

I really want to sit down with a nurse who are well versed in therapeutic communication (super anxious and nervous now). I thought it is like waiting game, but it turned out to be somewhat unfair in terms of information/acceptance release methods that are different from what they described during the interview (call vs. email) and timing of the decision release (someone who interviewed later received early decision than who had interview early in 2021).

Yes, yes, yes! Indeed! They persuaded me to seriously consider 4-year-track saying "3 years options are usually for military nurses, and many students (3-year-option) struggled and some dropped." Two friends who told me about acceptance emails (this Monday) told me they applied to 4-year and 5-year-options. Also, I am pretty sure they will "Call," "due to privacy issues," but it appears to me that no one actually called according to the accepted students' posts and friends. Did your interviewers also tell you that you will get notified via phone call? (I thought they would let me know via phone whether I got in or not since they told me "it's a usually a good news, so answer it." Would you mind sharing yours? Thanks so much!

When did you have your interview? I hope we could hear from them soon. Fingers crossed and I am rooting for you too.

The only thing that I know of is that friends who applied to DNP-FNP Fall 2021 program (who interviewed early January) received e-mail notification (accepted) on Monday. It seems like they disseminated and announced their decision early this Monday.

Hello! Anyone got any updates yet? As we are reaching the end of the 2nd week (February), should I assume that I might be wait-listed or not accepted at this point if I don't hear from them sometime soon? Does anyone know or please share previous experiences regarding how you figured out waitlisted or application rejected? Thanks in advance.