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lkjmp

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  1. it is possible. some people in my cohort did this. all you have to do is talk to the counselor and explain that you really need to get it done quick. i think you will also need to talk to the professor to see if they are ok with it. it is going to be tough having 2 a&p classes at once but if you think you can do it, i say go for it.
  2. Whoops i meant long term as a cna
  3. Thanks! I will do just that
  4. Hi all! I'm not sure if I'm posting in the right forum so I apologize in advice but I would like some advice. After reading the threads on how hard it is to find jobs after graduating, I have decided to look for a CNA job to get my foot in the door. So far, I only found one job that is per diem, which is perfect for me. My question is, should I include in my resume that I'm attending nursing school? I don't know if hiring managers will use that information against me and won't even consider me since they know I won't be there there long term. Thanks in advance!
  5. Hi everyone, I'm a current student at the san mateo campus. Feel free to message me with any questions you may have. I haven't looked through the whole thread but for those offered a spot in the san mateo cohort, take it! The staff at this campus is wonderful.
  6. for the San Mateo fb group, please try searching Samuel Merritt Spring 2012 San Mateo. I didn't search for the group since my friend added me before I was even accepted so I don't know if typing that in the search bar will bring up the group.
  7. since you got into San Mateo, I think you can send in a request to change campuses. I know a few people that got into SF Fall 2011 and asked to change to the San Mateo campus for Spring 2012 and their requests got approved. It is worth a try especially since you'll be relocating I think they'll understand.
  8. My friend also didn't get any emails when she applied for the fall. I think you should email/call them just to make sure since they seem a little unorganized.
  9. This is from the most recent email I received from the San Mateo admissions counselor. I hope it helps. Data as of August 15, 2011 Total Applications: 66 Total Files to Faculty: 57 Total Number of Seats Available: 40 Estimated timeline of the ABSN process along with some key dates throughout the process. Present to August 12, 2011: ABSN file review by the admission office. All files will be sent on to faculty regardless of GPA or Test scores. August 19, 2011: admission Office closed for training. August 15- September 15, 2011: ABSN file review by faculty to include: acceptance, wait list, denial decisions September 5, 2011:SMU Closed for Labor Day September 16, 2011: Decision Letters emailed out to applicants November 2011: SM Orientation (specific date TBA) November 11-25, 2011: Spring course registration December 20, 2011: All classes need to be completed by all applicants; unofficial transcripts with grades posted due to office of admission. January 3, 2012: Classes Begin
  10. i submitted mine about 2 weeks ago. Emailed ------ the other day and she said I'll hear back some time in mid Sept. I applied for the San Mateo campus.
  11. got my rejection letter sunday. i seriously don't know what to do anymore.
  12. thanks SyberianPuppy and xoxjedixox! I'm keeping my fingers crossed.
  13. Has anyone heard of applicants getting accepted without getting interviewed? I turned my application in in march and still havent heard. anything which is making me lose hope in u of r.

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