it's not 2nd and 3rd years. It's fall and spring semesters of the first year. Financial aid package is done each year. I'm not sure what the payment plan is like, but the scholarship looks like it will be distributed in the fall and spring.
I just called the financial aid office and asked. The lady who picked up had no idea emails were supposed to go out today. She said the system was down and went to check. She said Jose would send an email out now letting everyone know the system i...
I just called the financial aid office, and they said that all accepted absn students will get financial aid email packages by this Friday at the latest.
ok i just called, and they said we would have at least a month with the financial aid info to make a decision. They are planning to send out the information soon via email.
on the link on acceptance letters, it sounded like financial aid would be available mid march and you would have access to it after you sent in your deposit and enrollment form. I could be wrong, but I plan to call soon to find out more.
accepted! fairly set on another school, but I'll have to do some soul searching this month. congrats to those accepted and good luck to those in waiting!
I'm certain I want to get my MSN like many of you here. I emailed asking about the process (specifically for acute care) and got the response below. Does this concern anyone else? "Due to the large enrollment in our MSN Program currently, we are ha...
are there any people currently in the MSN portion for acute care? if so, how is the director? I've heard that the director can really affect your experience in the MSN portion. is it relatively easy to secure an ICU job right after the ETP year? ...
For current or former ETP students that made the move from CA, would you mind sharing the whole 'finding a place and moving all your stuff' process? Things you wish you knew? Did you use a broker? etc etc...
dorshee replied to williamhart1984's topic in Pre-Nursing
UT Austin has a list of online courses that can be taken self-paced at other institutions. I think Brigham Young is one of the cheapest - though I'm not sure if you need a lab to go with it... I'm not sure if this is what you're looking for... http:...
I found this in an old Columbia ETP thread. "For people looking for housing: avoid living somewhere that would require you to take the 1 train to commute. The elevator at 168th street sucks." Does anyone have advice on where is better to live?
dorshee replied to Samian Q's topic in Post Graduate
I received an email with a link to my acceptance letter online. They said we need to reserve our spot by the 22nd, but they may be able to extend for a little bit if you're waiting to hear back from other schools.
Stats: Undergrad GPA - 3.571 (engineering) GRE - 1290 1 year hospital volunteer Few months free clinic volunteer Nursing assistant certification Accepted to acute np. Hope this helps.