Klmnbee

That's great you got two other offers! I'm sorry you didn't hear back from MG. I'm still wondering about Family Birth, but it's highly likely those offers already went out ? so I hear you.

I only know that at least some Mercy Gen offers are confirmed out for sure (last Friday), and they've been about a week ahead of the other two hospitals. Recruiters mentioned end of August for Methodist/MSJ, but maybe it accelerated! Anyone have direct knowledge of any Methodist and/or MSJ offers going out as well?

Gotcha, I just checked the exact date and it was 4/7.

Way back in April!

Same here. It doesn't look like it's been reviewed at all. It's a bummer.

Did anyone get their offer(s) yet? Med Surg for MSJ, Mercy Gen or Methodist, or MSJ L&D?

Yes, I know of a couple of folks who interviewed yesterday for L&D!

MSJ L&D and Med Surg interviews are this week, Monday through Wednesday. I believe Methodist is interviewing tomorrow and Wednesday. I think some Mercy Gen units are still interviewing as well. Waiting is tough! Wishing everyone the best.

Not yet! It still says "Application Received" for me.

Thanks for your honest take. What a bummer to hear about all of the stressful back and forth you've had to deal with. It doesn't seem right that you have had to go through that given how much you've committed your time and money to the program. I applied (have not heard a decision) but decided not to attend because the cost is insurmountable. It sounds like I may have regretted SMU...again I'm so sorry you have to put up with the disorganization and stress. I hope it all works out soon and you can leave the negative parts behind you.

Thanks for the kind words. ? I used the official ATI study manual and I highly recommend it. I spent about 3-4 days on each of the 4 sections, a few hours a day, going through the lessons and taking the practice quizzes at the end of each section. I spent more time on math and science because I felt more confident about reading and English. I also purchased a practice test through ATI and took it a couple of days before the test to see where I still needed to review. My scores on the practice exam and actual exam were within a percent of each other, so it was pretty accurate for me. Good luck to you too!

I'm not applying just yet (still have to finish a few prereqs) but recently took the TEAS and did well. It's a little daunting to look at the statistics for previous semesters and see that you basically need a minimum 4.0 and 90%+ to have a chance of being accepted. When are you planning to take the TEAS?