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I took A&P 1 over the summer last year then took A&P2 and Micro in the Fall. So it is def allowed, I was not a matriculated student though, so I am not sure if that plays into that. I just went to BMCC to complete some pre-reqs.

this link should help with questions on NYU and the application process... http://www.nyu.edu/nursing/academicprograms/bachelors/faq.html

i wasnt put on any waitlist i was conditonally accepted pending the missing pre-reqs i still had to take, i was technically accepted to the school generally and when the pre-reqs are completed you then send ur info to the nursing dept and then you go from there and start the program i dont know the specifics because as i said i turned down dominican college. let me kno if i can be of any more help

my gpa without the pre-reqs was a 2.98 or so and I got accepted last spring althought I ended up not going there so you should be ok. I believe 2.5 is the minimum.

yes well i was accepted for the spring 2010 semester but i still need to knockout my nutrition course before beginning the 15mon program which will be in the fall.

I wanted to know what the schedule is like for the 15month accelerated program, are you in M-F, 8-12hr days? Is it overwhelming? How difficult is it to keep up with course work, gpa minimum, studying, how are exams scheduled, considering semesters are usually 18credits, are professors good with scheduling exams around each-other.. please share clinical experience if possible... I'm excited, nervous and overwhelmed all at the same time and any help would be appreciated.. btw i start the absn in the fall 2010 thanks in advance:specs:

thanks for the info that price tag is overwhelming... ahh i will be emailing you.

I plan to also send in a formal letter to CMSV. The $38000 is for the two year program? Also I believe I only need the Nutrition pre-req to be considered ready for the nursing program, I dont know for sure yet though, when did you get to register? Also what does the first semester look like, schedule wise. I would love to have your email, we may be having courses together, who knows? I'm really just anxious about getting my financial info ready and finally have a picture of what the next few years will look like money wise. Cheers to us!

I got accepted to NYU as well, the $38000 tuition is for what program? Did you get finaid info with your acceptance package?

i will also be starting in the spring and this info would be helpful, did you complete all pre-reqs yet?

Guiltysins is the tuition for the 18program the accelerated option or is this for the regular transfer second degree program. I applied for the transfer second degree program and want to get an idea of the cost.

CONGRATS!!! I still have not heard from NYU yet, I have to have my professors of Micro and A&P2 fill out a mid-semester progress report to fax back to NYU. but im glad you got the great news!!

classes begin at bmcc january 28th for the spring 2010 semester, biochem i believe is che 121. i would check the following link to search for any other courses you may need: https://websch.bmcc.cuny.edu/websch/

I hear you.. good luck on your decision, I will keep you posted, if all else fails I will be in CMSV, which I am still excited/scared about.

Same here. NYU is my top, but CMSV's small classes make it more appealing, I read around that NYU's courses consist of 100+ lecture courses, so that makes me hesitant about it. I also need to complete a few pre-req's I believe Nutrition and BioChem. I have to send in my reply to CMSV by the 15th though, so I hope that I get letters before then...

I was also accepted to CMSV, still waiting to hear from NYU and LIU though. Are you going to be a second degree student as well?

I plan to take biochem next semester at bmcc myself, i was accepted to dominican college this spring but am just finishing up my pre-reqs to be considered for the nursing program next summer. try going to cuny.edu and search for the course in each school, im sure bmcc isnt the only school offering this course.

I am trying to figure out whether I should go the ADN or Second Degree BSN route to become an RN.. I already have a BA in Psychology... SO what I would like to know is what, if any, are the differences between the two when it comes to getting a job, also the program itself.. Is there really a big difference or preferential treatment when looking at perspective nurses? your help is GREATLY appreciated.. :)

Any DC graduates out there? I wanted to know if any grads would mind sharing their experience with the accelerated BSN program... How well are you prepared for the NCLEX test.. and general things like that.. thanks in advance

weird. i looked at the nyu site for the 15month program and didn't see that note. do you have the link by any chance? also do you mind sharing your stats when applying... gpa etc. im worried that my 2.985 wont be competitive enough. thanks

jlan- are you applying to the ABSN program? Because I want to apply for next spring and will have most of the pre-reqs done except for chem I thought we needed to have them all completed before the start of the program:doh: Please tell me if I am mistaken or what the process is for applying. Thanks in advance

i was unaware that you are allowed to apply to the accelerated program without having all pre-reqs completed or in progress. i may be wrong but please let me know. also if you can share your experience in the applying that would be great i want to apply for spring 2010 but still have some pre-reqs to take.

I will soon be a nursing student- ABSN route I am interested in getting some experience in a hospital setting and have read other posts about CNAs PNAs and other jobs? Can anyone break these down for me as to what do the titles mean, their responsibilites, pay and education requirements... many thanks:D

thanks for all the helpful information...

thanks for the response... i have a few more questions but dont know how to PM did you have your pre-reqs completed before applying also did you have to have CPR certification when applying and are clinicals within the one year program, also do you know if the "new" program will still be a year long?