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yummycherrys

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  1. hello everyone, I'm looking to apply for nyu's accelerated bsn program (Spring 2009) and I'm curious what their statistics are like.. I'm from southern california and the schools here (i.e. UCLA and UCSF) are just too much (3.9 gpa won't get you in). How competitive is the accelerated BSN program? Would anyone who got in mind sharing their stats with me? Just so I prepare myself for either an acceptance or rejection =) What other things did you do? volunteering, research? do they look at your 1st BA or BS degree gpa at all? anything would help! thanks for your time, kat :redpinkhe
  2. Hello, Thank you for your post! I'm very interested in Columbia's ETP program, particularly because I want to do Neonatal work in the future! Would you have time to share what your experiences were like? How hard is it to get into this specialty? Thanks so much, Kat
  3. Congrats UCLA Nursing_08! If you don't mind me asking, what was your application profile like? What other programs did you apply to? Thank you!
  4. Hi Chicamica, Congrats on Columbia! I was looking at their program as well, it sounds like a well-structured program and Columbia has a wonderful name too. If you don't mind me asking, what was your application profile like? What GPA is considered "competitive". I wanted to apply this year but didn't get my GRE's done on time... All this waiting for UCLA is killing me too!

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