Ryder2022

Congratulations!

Hi, did you ever hear back? I'm currently in the waiting process and I'm also so nervous.

Congrats on your acceptance! I'm currently scared to apply so I'm retaking A&P 1/2 to improve my GPA and application. But I can't find any information on how competitive this program is. I also haven't transitioned to L&D yet and I'm still in the PICU. Do you mind sharing your stats so I know what I'm likely up against when I do apply?

My application updated @ 12 the next day. And I did the Pearson vue trick 2 hours after I was done and got the good pop up

Yep. Passed in 75. I don’t have test anxiety so I’m gonna say It wasn’t bad at all. Definitely nursing common sense. applied April 19 and got my ATT May 6, tested May 11.

I took my NCLEX a month ago and I used Mark K, ATI’s qbank and free trials of Princeton review and Kaplan. I’ve heard good things about Archer being comparable to UWorld but for a fraction of the cost.

Congrats to you too! Emergency for me ✨

Hey, I did. I interviewed about 3 weeks ago and got my offer 2 days later. This was Egleston though

The lowest I’ve heard of is $29 for RN-BSN new grads, highest is $33 (emory). Grady was also towards the top half. Wellstar has been offering sign-on bonuses with 24 month commitments but only some units and locations. I believe grady and wellstar both offer additional differentials for various specialties (l&d, ED, critical care etc)

Hey everyone, I heard back from Northside Atlanta, Emory, Grady and CHOA Egleston for interviews. Took an offer from CHOA for the ED. I applied, did my virtual interview, spoke with the recruiter, interviewed at the location and got my offer all within about 30 days. didn’t get a slot with EUH for ED and that’s all I really wanted with them so I never interviewed with Emory; didn’t really want Northside so that interview sucked; had to leave the Grady interview day because of an emergency and their interview layout wasn’t clear by the invitation.