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Congrats hcf88!!! That's awesome!

Oh wow! I wonder if they're going to hold off until the March 24 deadline before calling those waitlisted? Thanks for keeping us informed :)

Wow! It is so awesome to see how excited some of you are to go to UNF! Congrats to all who got in :) Just curious, has anyone turned down their spot or has anyone been called from the waitlist? I've still got my fingers crossed!

Hey sannabell, I was in your group! Sat right across from you,my names Emily. I also got waitlisted but hopefully we can move up!

Looks like I've also been put on the waitlist. Hopefully at least some of us can move up! Congrats to everyone who got in, that's awesome! I am also curious to know what date those of you who got accepted have to respond by. Thanks!

That's sorta what I'm thinking. Has anyone actually received a "denied" status or only the admit and referred? Wait listed doesn't mean a definite no though!

I'm wondering if those of us who still say"department referral" are the ones who are wait listed? Hope not. Good luck everyone!

Awesome! Although there's been no acceptance letter yet when I check I my registration status and whatnot on the NetID login area it says I'm eligible to register for classes so I'm guessing that means I'm in?? Fingers crossed. Good luck!!

Hey guys! I was also in the 10:30 group 7, I'm Emily. Good luck to everyone, hope we get in!!!

Did anyone else get an email in regards to registering for nursing orientation? I know decisions haven't gone out yet but I thought it was a little strange that I received an email congratulating me on choosing USF and that I need to register for the nursing orientation!

Hey everyone! Finally decided to join the message boards after just observing for awhile lol I got my acceptance letter on Dec 28 and am so excited! Has anyone been able to get any information on the estimated tuition cost for out of state students? I can't seem to get a straight answer from anyone and have spoken to the financial aid office, the bursars office and admissions! I calculated based on the cost breakdown on the website and got around $85k, I'm hoping there's no way that's right! I could be coming from Florida so the snow is enough of a shock for me lol

Hello! I am very interested in working with babies as a nursing career. I've found several different nursing choices, including mother/baby, neonatal, and postpartum. I am most interested in working with the babies and mothers after delivery, but am willing to work in any of the areas I mentioned before. My question is, how do I get started in something like this? I am in my senior year of highschool, and will be sending in different applications soon. I have read on some sites that you need to complete four years of college to begin a nursing program/college, and I've read on others that you can go directly from highschool to a nursing school. I have been looking at UCF (University of Central Florida) for college, which also has a nursing program. However, I am also looking at Florida Hospital College of Health Sciences. Can anyone in the Orlando area, who is a baby nurse help? Basically what I'm looking to know, is how do I go about getting into the baby nursing programs? Thanks!