RNmom23

Got my Jag ID!

Anyone have their JAG ID yet? I would love to get the ball rolling, pay towards tuition, etc., but our hands are tied without that ID!

Same boat! Waiting on the JAG#. going to do full time, try to work full time for at least the first year, and balance wife/mom life of a 1.5 year old! How about you?

I have not. I'm really curious to see the curriculum and options for full time vs part time

I'm also trying to just get everything done right away to avoid having to worry about it later! I'm peds primary care

We do! I was surprised to see we have to pay for our own background check. I've never had to do that before

I just got my acceptance!!

I had emailed (MODERATOR EDIT OF NAME - PLEASE DO NOT POST IDENTIFYING INFORMATION OF THOSE IN YOUR PROGRAM) a couple of questions and she assumed me we will hear back by the end of this week!!

Oh gosh! I just don't know what to think. I wonder how many applicants each NP track gets... guess all we can do now is wait! Good luck everyone ?

Hi! Just wondering if you had any advice on this now that it's a year later?? I'm also in SoCal and will be looking for peds clinical placement

I also think you're okay! I think they're more concerned about the APA format. By including references, I definitely upped my chances of making APA errors??‍♀️

I completely relate. I didn't have the best GPA from my first degree (3.1), but I did an ABSN program and did significantly better so I'm hoping they weigh my nursing coursework more heavily. I did use 3 references in my statement.

The anticipation is killing me! I'm just praying we don't actually have to wait 8 weeks!

I agree! I'm praying we hear back by Friday so I can start planning "ahead" as best as possible.

I am STRESSING! Do you know if anyone from the early deadline has heard anything? I applied beginning of June so I'm in the July 1 deadline group.

I'm going to be holding my breath until I see an email about admission status! I have a 1.5 year old, and we're planning to have a second either next year (if I don't get in) or at the end of the program ? I work per diem at two different places, one does 12hr shifts and the other does 8. I plan on working full time hours until clinical takes over my life, then eventually have to drop my hours to PT. Like you, I also have bills to pay so we can't afford for me to stop working completely. I'm aiming for PNP, so I'm a little stressed when it comes to finding multiple clinical sites!

Oh really?! That's great. I was hoping it would be sooner since classes start before the 8 week period...

I applied to the late deadline for PNP Primary Care!