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Any idea when the summer semester starts? Gatz

Congrats!

After attending the informational session I do know that they do give an "extra point" to those applicants who have finished pre-reqs. They said they also give an additional point if you have finished the classes listed in blue here: http://www.kent.edu/nursing/accelerated/curriculumPlan.cfm Gatz

Just a note if you did not receive an e-mail. The letter of intent to accept or defer a seat in the class is due Wednesday, March 18. Maybe a few seats will open after that date if someone declines a seat. Gatz

Received the e-mail shortly after 9:00. Gatz

Congrats on your acceptance. I received an acceptance e-mail as well for the Kent cohort. Although, I do not know any current accelerated BSN students I have heard nothing but good news about their program. Gatz

Called the office again today to ask and the women said 1-2 weeks immediately and then put me on hold to verify. Then came back saying they hope to send out tomorrow but said don't hold her to it. She also said accepted students should receive an e-mail; whereas, everyone else receives a letter. Crossing my fingers and hoping sooner than later. Gatz

I attended an informational meeting mid to end of January and they said they had received 100 applicants for the February 15 app deadline. I am assuming they had more roll in since then. Gatz

I called Kent yesterday and they said expect admission results for the summer cohort in 1-2 weeks. The summer cohort will be comprised of two separate classes - 20 students and 30 students. The 20 students typically have class on the weekends and clinic during the week whereas the 30 student section has class and clinic all during the week. 30 students are always accepted every quarter unlike the 20 student cohort is only accepted once that program completely finishes. Gatz Just curious how your gpa and work/volunteer experience looks? Also, have you both finished your pre-reqs?

You should be responsible for material even if it was not covered in class. Sounds like the medication questions is the only unfair part.

You know the saying "once you go Mac, you won't go back."