sweetie23

Hi guys! I'm planning on entering the MENP program at DePaul this upcoming January. My financial aid came in few days ago and I was offered federal loans of about 36,000 together for the winter and spring quarter. Tuition cost about 77,000 for the whole program excluding housing and etc. I was wondering if that's how most of the DePaul student finance their education during the program. Some people told me there's always other route to get into nursing instead of being in such huge debt. I have about 39,000 of loans from undergrad and will probably ended up taking out loans about 100,000 for the DePaul program. Is this worth it or should I wait and apply to cheaper state schools? I have other programs that have accepted me also but they are all BSN program. Since I have my bachelor already, the only financial assistance I get with these accelerated BSN program is parent plus loan and in no way my parents can afford it because they work at very low income job and it's impossible to pay off my loans for me. It leaves me no option except Depaul because it is a graduate program so I can get gradplus loan myself without my parents. My other option is wait till I'm 24 so I can be consider independent on fafsa and my parent won't be involved with my financial aid. I'm just wondering if that's what most depaul menp program student is doing to finance their education there. I really don't know what to do because it's a huge amount of debt but I am investing in a future, my master, and my education. Please give some advice

For some reason I still can't find the group. Can someone post the group page link in here please?

Hi guys! I tried to find it also but nothing showed up. Is it possible if someone can post the link here or on the DePaul University MENP Students and Graduates [COLOR=#141823]Facebook page? Cause I think that's what happen to the fall 2013 people and they were not able to find their group either until someone posted a link.

Congrats to you all who got in! I'm just so anxious to hear back from them. Did you all apply really early? I applied right before the deadline maybe that's why I still havent found out yet?

Hello everyone! This posts are for those who are planning to attend or applied to MCPHS in Worcester Accelerated Nursing program in Fall 2013!

When did you guys apply? How did you guys find out the acceptance? through email or mail? I am so anxious to heard back from them!

I am a junior at a 4 year private university right now. I wanted to be a nurse but the nursing department at my school are full and I would not be able to get in. So I decided to do the 1 year accelerated nursing after I graduate in 2013. This summer, I applied to a nursing school in my hometown and I just received my acceptance letter to transfer next semester. I am so confused on what to do now because I don't want to leave my school since that's where all my friends are at. I am also scared to start in a new environment and that I might not make any new friends. The nursing school is very small and I am transferring in spring so it might be harder to find friends. Also, What if I end up not liking nursing? I am already a junior so if I transfer I might have to graduate in 2014 or later instead since I just now changed my major. Anyone have any advice that can help me out?

I just got accepted to the BSN program and will start in Spring 2012. Can someone tell me how are the classes? the professors? the students? and how are the college life there because I am planning to live on campus? Thanks!

Most of the school I looked at required a minimum of 2.7 GPA. I'm planning on applying to nursing after I finished my fall semester so I can use those grades to pull my GPA up back to 3.0. I am very involved in my school. I am in a sorority, clubs and organizations, leadership, and volunteering. I'm also taking a CNA class this September. Will that increase my chance?

I am going to be a junior at a 4 year college this fall, but I am currently taking microbiology and organic chemistry right now for the summer at a community college. I am trying to apply for Nursing school this fall and hope to attend next fall. I just talk to my microbiology teacher and she said that the highest overall grade I can go to is a C. I'm doing okay in Organic Chemistry right now. Does C in Microbiology look really bad? My overall cumulative GPA right now is 2.89. I try hard for all my classes but I just can't get A's. I think I am a B student. What are my chances of getting into nursing school?

I just applied to Methodist College of Nursing in Peoria, IL for spring 2012. My GPA is not very high but it meets the minimum requirement. Also, I'm going to be a junior at a 4 year college this fall. i couldn't find much admission info online. I was wondering what is the average gpa to get in? Are there anyone that goes there right now? Can someone tell me more about the school? Thankssss :)