Janellius

Thanks for the congratulations. I was not aware that they had said at the interview that top candidates would be offered DNP. My understanding was because we applied in a transition year, they would offer both the MSN and DNP program and accept into both. I think more people wanted the MSN track, which is probably what caused the logistical problem (hence the waiting list for the MSN). Again, just my analysis of the information. Good luck to all!

I got a call today at 1500 that I had been accepted to the DNP program. The admissions coordinator said that it has been a logistical nightmare with the MSN/DNP program. I am #2 on the MSN waitlist, so it sounds like they are still calling/ accepting people.

I know, I was just hoping for something. I'm at that place where I need to start applying to schools again, and if I'm in id rather not shell out the time/money.

Anyone have any news?

February

Think it means we are going to be offered admission??

Thanks so much for your patience as we work through our process. The introduction of our BSN-to-DNP program has required working out some additional logistics. We are still in the process of making decisions and notifications. I wanted to be clear that your application is still under active consideration. We are moving as quickly as we can but expect that this process will continue over the course of the next few weeks. Again, thanks for your understanding.

Just got an email (10pm) saying they are still making decisions. Anyone else get the same one?

I called (412) 624-4860

Alright called today at 1200 and they said that they are starting to make calls. Good luck everyone!

Anytime! I want to know as badly as you all

Just called to see if they had any updates. As of 2PM today they hadn't made any calls, and while they said soon, there was no definitive time for when they would start.

Anyone heard back from Pittsburgh?

I got a call yesterday for an interview. Sounds like they are doing the "speed dating" of interviews. People are interviewed in groups of 9 (I am pretty sure he said 9) and its a combination of walking around talking to the faulty and sitting down and speaking with them individually for 15 min eah. He also said there would be a information presentation on the school. Good luck to all!!!

GRE 314, 3.5 gpa . I have 2 years ER, 1 year OR, and currently just over a year of CSICU experience at a Level one hospital. I have never been to Portland before, so if anyone has an interview and wants to meetup/direct me to one of the great microbreweries I have heard of I would definitely be up for it!