jpie78

def cheaper to live off campus! a lot of students rent at stuy town, give it a look

Congrats on your acceptance! Beginning the process is a little stressful just because it is new, but I think NYU does a pretty good job with it. They give you a lot of info at oreintation, but pretty much everything can be found here Nursing Sequence | NYU College of Nursing towards the bottom of the page. You get your scrubs, stethescope etc from the bookstore, but you need to purchase plain white shoes on your own. They will give you the details on that. They will also let you know when the book list is available, but it can also be found on the bookstore website https://www.bookstores.nyu.edu/WKSCRIPTS3/wkf?BEGIN.ORDER.PROCESS. I bought all the books the first semester and hardley ever opened them, so its up to you based on how you study. registration is def stressful, bc everyone has the same time slot so id say beforehand pick out like 5 differant options for your clinicals incase you dont get your first choice and be ready right at the time they say to register for your best shot. Theres alot of paperwork, but dont get overwhelmed. Theyre pretty helpful and everything is laid out. Good luck!

Hi! Im a final semester student in the program and Ive been working throughout the entire program without a problem. You will have one day completely off during the week each semester, during which I worked a 9-5 day. I have a flexible job hours wise and they also let me come in for half a day each week bc we usually have a day thats pretty light. If you had a weekend or night job, it would probably be easier. I wouldnt recommend more than 15 hours a week, but it all depends on the person. Some semesters are def harder but the averages in the classes have pretty much been in the 90s the entire time. Good luck!!

hey guys, congrats to those recently accepted! I am a current student in the program graduating in 2 weeks. I used this board a lot during my decision process 15 months ago and wanted to make myself available to answer questions and pay it forward. let me know if theres anything i can do to help!

great..thanks so much. im trying to figure out if i can squeeze in a day of work!

I was looking at the fall class schedule online and saw that adult and elder nursing has a lecture, lab simulation, and clinical. The lab and clinical are both from 7:30am to 3:30pm (days are not up there yet). does anyone know we will be doing simulation one day a week for 8 hours and clinical one day a week for 8 hours or is it just once a week (sometimes simulation, sometimes clinical?) Sounds pretty tough if one class is 19 hours a week. Thanks!

i asked about that today and was told monday june 6th

Just got the email! im in!! hopefully the financial aid will allow me to go..or else im stuck at pace

thanks guys! keeping my fingers crossed!

hey guys, ive been following this thread for a long time but have never posted before. First off, congrats to everyone who got in! i applied January 4th for the accelerated program and still haven't heard a thing im starting to get really frustrated and discouraged. Quick question, for those who were accepted, how long did it take you to recieve your financial aid information? Im worried that even after I get a decision I could be stuck playing the waiting game to find out if I can even afford it. Thanks!