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Thanks a lot. I called JHU about a month ago regarding the GRE and they told me it wasn't needed, so I guess it neither helps or hurts me. Anyways, congrats and good luck!

Currently, my prereqs are an even mix of A's and B's. I was told that 800 for the GRE is a "considered", and a score of 1000 was "competitive." I've tried to research what the average Yale GEPN student is, but there hasn't been much posted on that - not on the site or even on here. The average admitted nurse for many programs has a GRE score of roughly 1050 (~480 verbal and ~550 math) - those are the only statistics I've found. I figured that if I'm applying to an accelerated program, it might help to "accelerate" through my four-year program, but I'll keep my age in mind. I will be turing 20 when the applications are sent off, so hopefully being twenty and not nineTEEN will help lol. Thanks for your honesty, I really appreciate it.

i forgot to mention, i went to high school in germany (due to my dad being military). not sure if that helps, bt i figured that it definitely wouldn't hurt

Hi, I'm curious as to whether or not anyone reading this thinks I have a shot at Yale, Johns Hopkins and University of Miami. I try to be optimistic, but I know it's a tough school, so heres my specs -3.64 GPA -1130 on GRE (670 Math, 460 Verbal) and a 4.5 on the analytical -3 year graduate with Health Studies Degree, Minor in sociology (may 09 graduation) -Member of Phi Eta Sigma, National Freshmen Honor Society -Member of Omicron Delta Kappa, National Leadership Honor Society -Deans List Recipient (Fall 06, Spring 07, Spring 08) -will be the youngest graduate to ever receive the degree (school history) -Member of New Jersey Society of Public Health Educators -Vice President of the Sociology Club -A senior senator in the Student Government Association -Will study abroad in florence, italy for a month this summer -Member / Creator of the student group HEAL, Health Education, Advocacy and Leadership -Member of a selection committee for an annual award given to high school teachers (4 students and 4 faculty) -currently in the process of instituting a 3-year curriculum plan for health studies -currently in the process of instituting Eta Sigma Gamma, National Health Education honor society -my recommendations are from a professor with her doctorate in nursing, a professor / NP with a post-masters certificate in gerontology, and social work professor who recently was accepted to a doctorate program by graduation, i will have taken biology, microbiology, chemistry, anatomy and physiology 1 and 2, nutrition, statistics, 3 courses in psychology, and developmental psychology. i also have worked at walmart, abercrombie and fitch, and as a peer tutor on campus during my 3-year career. please be as honest as possible with me, i'll love u for it lol