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I got in with one C+ for Gen Chem on my transcript, I believe it is their minimum. This goes to show you do not need a perfect 4.0 to get in.

Hi all, just a quick update, I got into Mount Sinai! It is over half of the cost of NYU, I decided to not take on so much unnecessary debt.

Hi! I got accepted! Congrats to the rest of you, is there a fb group for accepted students? I'm waiting on NYU's decision but I'm leaning towards Mt. Sinai for the price..

Just submitted, wish me luck guys!

congrats to you all! I'm a little late submitting my application... I'm having a difficult time with references and I hope I am able to to submit it not too late :(...

Hi guys! Currently completing my interview right now, I have a question. For the essays, did anybody else have trouble with the diabetic foot ulcer and challenges of todays healthcare system? im so stuck and really want to submit these applications ASAP.

I have! None of those accept grades below b-, if I don't get in this cycle I will have no choice but to retake chemistry in order to widen my net. It's very frustrating but it is what it is, I'll update this post whenever decisions come in for anybody in the same place as me.

I should widen my net, but unfortunately these are the only school that accept a grade of C+ and higher. I received one c+ in general chemistry during the pandemic and it is the only "bad" grade I have. I decided to shoot my shot for these two schools for now because I was not able to afford retaking it nor did I have the time. I was in Lehman as an undergraduate which has one of the best ABSN/BSN programs in NYC but I was certainly not competitive enough, and both Lehman/Hunter require organic chemistry for some odd reason. Thank you for your perspective.

To clarify I am a 22 year old born and raised in NYC with no children and no plans of having any soon. I will be living at home for the first year after graduating and if I do get my own place I will be renting in NYC! I am considered "low-income" and a minority so I believe I will qualify for some type of aid, I am only a little scared cause I went to my undergrad for free so I know nothing about the loan process. Thank you for your inputs though, I am applying to both NYU and Mount Sinai, I will see who gives me a better deal. I just think NYU is the better nursing school academically than Mount Sinai, but obviously more expensive.

Thanks for the link, I checked it and found this " students who started as a first year student admitted to our New York campus will not have to pay tuition if they have family income under $100,000 and hold typical assets" I would not be considered a first year student I believe, I will check in with NYU though and hope it does apply.

I agree, due to me already having a bachelors I do not qualify for more financial aid. I'm very stuck on this decision because I do plan on going to NP school in the future, and I am not sure if the school will have an impact on this.

Wow... it sounds so tempting due to how nice it sounds compared to the other programs. I'm between Mount Sinai, Downstate and NYU. If you are a student there how have you liked the experience so far? I really value an education where I feel supported by the people teaching me and I am interested in securing a job as soon as possible LOL! Wow, where can I get information on the 2024 tuition ? I just keep seeing people online say that it's too much money to spend on the same degree you could get elsewhere for cheaper.

Hi everyone, I'm applying for NYU's program for the fall 2024 but the cost is deterring me so much. Can anybody rationalize for me or sort of give me the pro's of this program? 90k is a bit steep. Haha

Hi everyone, im applying for NYU's program for the fall but the cost is deterring me so much. Can anybody rationalize for me or sort of give me the pro's of this program? 90k is a bit steep haha

I've been following the post, although Im applying for Fall 2024, I'm so worried about my one C+ (General Chemistry) can anybody give me some hope please!