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I'm sorry it took me so long to answer. I've been planning to do the CNL route, I'm really excited about what that job entails. To answer your other question, we started out with just over 40 students last year, but they probably accept a few more than that that never actually started with us.

Hey guys! I'm currently in the AMNP program and saw that some questions about financial aid were raised, I was thinking I might be able to help a little. :) They do tend to keep you guys hanging and do some things last minute, like the interviews and other important meetings, but they get around to it. As for financial aid, it has been a huge headache for us! Be careful with your money. It will be hard, and there are quite a few unexpected expenses at first. Don't- I repeat, do not move your financial aid around without asking about the repercussions for later semesters, and budget well. We're trying to get these financial issues resolved, since we're having to deal with them, too, but navigating the system is proving to be difficult. Good luck at the interviews!

I'm not sure exactly what you're looking for, but I'll give it a shot. I'm currently in the AMNP program, and let me tell you, your GPA isn't going to set you back too much. They're really looking at your past experiences, what you've done with yourself, and what you can bring to the table. I'm not sure about graduate classes 100%, but I know that they do look at "cumulative GPA" as well as the GPA for the prerequisite classes specifically. Having a desire to work in the field, past knowledge and experience with the field, and a passion for being in the field are the things that they're really looking for. Good luck! I hope this answered some of your questions.