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Sure dude. Shoot me an email and I’ll share mine. I’ll also review yours if you’d like. [email protected]

Did you receive your financial aid package already?

Yea it’s 28k a semester. So 28k x 4 comes out to 112k. Add in various fees and it comes out to 120k. Personally I’m relying on the GI Bill/yellow ribbon/Fed student loans which should take up the majority of the tuition. If anyone has other ideas please post them.

I mean. Take it how you will but my checklist disappeared on Thursday and received my acceptance on Monday at 3pm. So it definitely has to do with your application being reviewed. As a sidebar, I’d like to link up with anyone else who has been accepted for the January start. The cohort is about 150 so we’re likely to run into each other. edit: for those who see this and are applying, I’d be happy to answer question and help. I know it’s a very competitive program so it can be stressful.

Yea I'll shoot you an email. I'd rather not post it publically. I got the email at about 3pm.

I was accepted today. I guess I had an early decision. Pretty excited, yall. Lucky thing because this is the only school I applied to.

I submitted September 14th, which was the day before priority deadline.

Well, my checklist disappeared from my portal so my application is being reviewed. Hopefully, we recieve an early admission decision.

Yea I really had to be concise. On the common app it gave me up to 400 words and I was able to cut it down to exactly 400 words LOL

Hey there, I assumed I'd throw my stats up as well. A/P 1: B+ Chem: A Dev Psych: A Stats: A A/P 2: Ongoing Micro: Ongoing Nutrition: Ongoing I graduated with a B.S. in Healthcare Administration (3.65) Uhm, I'm also an Army Veteran, I don't know if they care about that. If anyone could give me some feedback on whether that plays into the admission process that would be great. My specialty was Behavioral Health so I have plenty of healthcare experience, albeit not as an EMT or anything. Good Luck, yall!