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I'm #3 but I'm going to Yale as well. Oops

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Got the letter today! I'm alternate #3 for the Acute Care Nurse Practitioner specialty. I'm not sure why I'm so happy, but this just made me feel a lot better since I have paid my $600 deposit at Yale for the very same specialty. Good news for the al...

Jenn, I'm on the same boat with you I mailed in my deposit a few days ago; but then again I'm still curious to find out if I got in to UCSF or not! LOL.

No mail today for central new york area.

I hate waiting. I guess all men hate waiting

Do you know any info from previous years?

Haha true that. Does it really sound too good to be true? :uhoh21:

Kens, I will still go to Yale regardless the amount of the financial aid. I have talked to my parents and they are willing to co-sign for any loans that I may have to take out. Back 5 years ago I thought about going to med school so I am 'kinda' prep...

I am sure everybody received the email from Carolyn Falls this afternoon about the delay in the financial aid letter until early next week. This is kind of a bummer for me as I am flying home next week to have a long discussion with my parent about m...

Craig, So you decided to just go ahead and take the offer from Columbia?

That's pretty much what I said to both Columbia and UCSF. Screw Columbia for not giving me money, and screw UCSF for still not letting me know if I get in or not! Can't wait to meet you in the fall! :nurse: And yep, bring on the Yale blue scrubs!!!

Yale blue

I don't remember stepping out being an option at Yale. I would prefer to just go straight through anyway.

To me personally, I picked Yale just because they start in the fall (September) as opposed to the summer like many other schools. I am currently working in the level one trauma center in the upstate NY, hoping that I could gain as much experience as ...

kens, I don't think I am going to take any year off after getting my RN. From my understanding, Yale is one of those direct-entry schools that won't let you sit in NCLEX until your 2nd year in the program (as opposed to after the 1st year of the prog...

moonlinkline7, If you're curious about the letter, come visit my blog at http://nursekevy.blogspot.com

megonia, Yes, I am definitely going to Yale. I am sending my acceptance fee sometime next week after receiving the financial aid letter, but I am definitely going to Yale! :nuke:

I received the official letter today. I will be attending Yale in September! See you all in the fall! :)

I am totally shocked. I thought nobody would even read my apps. Let's see when March comes along. If UCSF decides that they want me, it is going to be a very tough decision for me to make. 2 more weeks!

Waiting is the worst thing ever! Lol. I have been accepted at Yale and Columbia though (both for acute care specialty), so that is a HUGE relief Good luck, everybody!

As of right now I think I'm going to sign up for a housing at the Hall of Graduate Studies, see if I could get one of those tower suites with a private bathroom. Although I won't rule out a possibility of living off-campus. Anyone else on here thin...

I'm used to living by myself as well, although I've lived with people before and I've gotten along very well actually. I'm up for whoever is wanting to rent a 2br apartment together. I can give you personal references too.

I really don't mind either way. I've never lived in a dorm before so if I ended up in a dorm, it would be a whole new thing for me. Like I said, as long as I have a private bathroom, I'll be a happy camper Anybody interested in being a roommate for...

Has anyone been thinking about the housing situation? I'm stuck in a little dilemma here. Part of me wants to live in a dorm and not to worry about stuff (food, apartment hunting, etc.) and the other part of me wants to live in an off-campus housing....