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Same!

It posted today

I'm not sure how many positions they're hiring for. I only asked how many interviews they had scheduled and I was too scared to ask how many spots ?. If anyone knows, please share.

Oh, interesting. When did you interview? It seems like the peds new grad has moved along much more quickly than ICU did. I haven't heard if ICU will be doing a second round of interviews. Has anyone heard that?

I interviewed last week. I know they had about 60 interviews scheduled but I'm not sure if they were all completed last week or if they still had some this week. The hiring process is slow with the county. I wouldn't expect to hear anything for at least two weeks after they've completed interviews. Could be sooner, but I'd just assume it'll be a while.

I know someone who interviewed for ED last week. I applied to pretty much all the units and they all still say "Application Submitted." I don't know if that means I'm on a back-up list as go through their preferred candidates or what.

Does anyone know how many positions they have for the ICU new grad program?

When is your interview?

Yes, they are out early. That's a nice surprise! I got an acceptance as well. See you all soon! Congratulations to those getting acceptance and good luck on the next round to those trying again!

No, you will end up selecting one program and denying the other so you will complete the process with only one program.

In addition to the points, CEP has an overall GPA requirement in all coursework completed at all schools. I think I just need to wait and see what happens at this point. I went into the SON prior to applying to ask if they would consider my last 60 semester units (which other nursing programs do), and was told the SON would still send my application to Cal State for consideration but CS makes that decision on a case-by-case basis. However, when I met with an evaluator recently she said I was only eligible for the traditional program because I don't meet the overall GPA requirement for CEP.

Do you mean the CEP cutoff is 70 for the Spring 2024 cohort? That's good to know, thanks! Although, I expect to get a denial for CEP even though my points are well above that. I got my B.A. in 2008 with a lackluster GPA, so my overall GPA is just barely below CEP's requirement. It feels silly since I've maintained a 4.0 since then, but I should still get into the traditional program.

I'm not sure how one of my classes ended up getting calculated, so I have either 84 or 86 points (B.A., special circumstances, foreign language).