Nursing237

Sounds good, thanks! I only applied to Regis this year, because I didn't have all my prerequisite classes done before I could apply to other schools. If I do not get offered a spot, I am also looking to apply at CU and Metro next year. Where else did you apply this year? What did you feel made your application strong for Regis? I'm thinking that maybe I didn't do as well as I thought during my interview. I thought I did good, but after leaving the interview, I realized that I left some things out that I had really wanted to include. However, it was a great learning experience for me. How did your interview go?

Thanks for the reply! How did you hear about 15 alternates getting offered spots in the last cohert? Was that for the January 2009 or May 2009 start because there are more seats for the January start? It sounds like you got accepted! Congratulations! Yes, I'm very nervous because I really want to get started but I don't know when a spot will be offered (if it will be). I had a plan for what I'd do if I were to get accepted or rejected. However, now I'm right in between and it makes planning for 2010 harder. Nevertheless, I still feel very lucky to be in this position:) Carrie told me that people on the alternate list do not have numbers. When a spot opens up, they look at the alternate list and find the most suitable person from the list. Wish me good luck!!!

Hi, I was wondering if anyone has applied to Regis University's Accelerated BSN Program in Colorado and got accepted alternate? Has anyone who was an alternate gotten accepted? How long did it take to find out that there was an open spot? Does anyone know how often alternates are offered spots? I've heard of alternates who applied to the traditional BSN program at Regis who have been offered spots, but I'm wondering about the accelerated program. Thanks!!!