Clays02

If it is mostly paid for, stick with it. I'm about to start the Vandy ACNP program and i'm dreading the loan payments I will have to make.

Hey everyone! I got accepted to the direct entry AG-ACNP program and live in Nashville. I'm very excited! Even though it is VERY premature, I am already thinking about certification preparation, because that was helpful for me when I got my ADN.

I went to the Open House last weekend and I think that Dr. King said there were 70-ish slots (I think) for AGACNP.

I sent you my email address

That's awesome jackpp!! I'm so happy for you! We will have to wear something identifiable on orientation day so we recognize each other :)

That's awesome! Congratulations!

When I got the news, I got an email that my profile had updated news and that was when I got the news. Good luck!

No, it still just shows "submitted". Like I said yesterday, I won't be able to fully exhale until I see it for myself.

Go for it! You and I had similar GRE scores and GPAs. If I got in, the odds are in your favor :)

I will be. Did you call and find out?

So I called and asked and the lady said I was admitted. I'm excited but I'll believe it when I actually see the letter. Good luck!

I would call but I'm working . I am about ready to bite the bullet though.

I just checked my mail and no luck yet.

No, but I am waiting very anxiously! I haven't gone to the orientation and plan on going Saturday (even if I've found out that I didn't get in). Since I live in Nashville and I want to do Adult Acute, Vanderbilt is my only option so I may end up wait...

I just got the email today that my application went on to faculty review...fingers crossed!

Have not heard anything. It's been a long wait so far and just a month in :). Good luck. Post if you hear anything.

I am thinking about applying to the FNP RODP program but I really want to do Acute...what about you?

AG-ACNP also...Good luck!

I'm going through the same thing. I took my GRE a little late and got a 4.0 on the analytical and 4.5 is needed. I emailed admissions to ask if I would be automatically excluded but I haven't heard back. Fingers crossed!

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