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This is probably a long shot as it has been a long time, but how did you end up liking M18? I am currently in the process of interviewing with MSK as a new grad RN and of the critical care floors available to us, I am looking at M18 and the ER since we cant start in the actual ICU. I would love to hear about your experience, what you liked/disliked etc...

Hi! Congrats on landing the job! I am set to graduate this Spring and was wondering if you applied to the normal job postings or if they put out a specific "new grad" posting. I would like to get in applications early at most hospitals but don't want to apply under the wrong applications.

Is applying to TU for the ATB basically a guaranteed acceptance if you have the required courses completed and were accepted to CCBC's program?

Same, I’m in the Essex daytime and they said in the email that orientation isn’t until the end of May and that there is something else at the end of August.

Also, was the Towson ATB application due back in January? I know for HCC, you apply to Towson after you get into their program but is it different for CCBC?

I don't go to CCBC but I just checked my degree audit for the first time after seeing the comments and it says my last audit was today and that my major is nursing. For those who currently attend CCBC, did your major say something like "pre-nursing" or has it always been nursing?

They have started sending out acceptance letters today. I had a family member inform me that she knows people who just got sent emails today for fall acceptance. I have not gotten anything yet so not sure if that is a bad sign or not. Hopefully, they send something by the end of tonight, or else I might go crazy.

Hey! I am applying to the Harford CC for the upcoming fall term as well. I am graduating with my bachelor's in Kinesiology this Spring so this is my first application to a bunch of CC's and accelerated BSN programs. Harford is my first choice, even over ABSN programs since I could live back at home for free and I don't mind taking one extra semester to get the BSN through doing the ATB at Towson at a much cheaper price. If you don't mind, how many points did you apply with and what was your pre-req GPA for your previous application? I talked with an advisor, and he told me that I had a pretty decent application and during an average application cycle that I had above the normally necessary points.

What supplemental application are you talking about? Is there another application we must turn in on top of the SHP CAS application? I just finished typing out my other undergrad degree and really don't want to have to do another application LOL.