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Denied here as well. This was definitely a slow painful death. Wish they would have disappointed sooner ?.

Yes that, too. I left that part out, oops!

I believe that’s on the NursingCAS website, someone correct me if I’m wrong because I didn’t submit a video but I believe that’s where you will look and it’ll also show your application status and it should say verified.

I submitted March 25th originally then NursingCAS messed up my transcripts and although they made it right on their end they ended up not submitting it til March 1 ?.

?? I sure hope so because this has been a slow painful experience and lucky for us being the last batch ?.

UF does require the GRE but they waived it this year due to covid. Not all universities require it but you’ll have to research those individually.

My husband gave me his GI bill. He’s active duty but already got his MBA using TA while still in the Marines so he had no need for it.

That’s basically what I told my husband. If they were going to accept me they already would have, I just wish they’d go ahead and send the denial letter and take me out of my misery of waiting. I’m pretty sure at this point I didn’t get in but without an official letter I’m still stressfully holding on to an ounce of false hope.

That’s kind of what I was trying to figure out but it seems not a single FT-FNP has heard unless there’s zero of the lucky ones on this forum so I honestly don’t know.

Other specialty tracks have heard that’s why I was wondering if anyone for FT FNP had heard. At least now we know it’ll definitely be soon! Good luck to you as well!

I meant FT FNP track.

Has there been any acceptance letters sent out at all for BSN-DNP full time? I haven’t read anywhere yet of acceptance letters sent out for that particular program unless I missed the posts.

Does anyone else feel like this is very inconsiderate of UF to make us wait this long? I’ve been accepted into another good school but UF is my dream school and would love to go there however I’m losing faith in them as I believe they should have already had a better plan in place for the influx of applicants.