Marykdarling
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Thank you for posting your update. It is really important for people who failed (and got to the bad pop up) to do this, because I believe it adds validity to the "trick". You are doing a lot of people favors by doing this, so THANK YOU!! You're absolutely right that you should not give up hope and try again! Good luck to you. I know with your good attitude, you will make it :) Best wishes
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I took NCLEX-RN on Jan 22nd and I'm still waiting on results
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wow!!! Congrats, girl! How exciting!! I'm on 12 days and counting.. Hoping it's any day and PVT runs true!!b
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Congratulations on passing! Do you mind clarifying exactly what you saw when you got the "bad"'pop up? Did you enter all of your CC info, press submit, and get the message that you've been registered again? Because that is the new bad pop up. Im asking because after the 24 hour mark, the PVT should be extremely accurate. Thank you!
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Hi everyone I'm also in the same boat. I took the NCLEX January 22nd, with no results yet posted. My school sent transcripts the 2nd week of January, because we graduated (pinning) was December 19th. I am also relying on the good pop up trick as I have already accepted a job offer -- YIKES. From what I've been reading, it has taken them roughly 3 weeks for transcripts to be received and put into your file. Although, as you probably know, it's taken much less for some and longer for others. I wish there was some rhyme or reason about how they process applications! Lets keep each other updated and find comfort in the pop up trick!!!
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Someone on FB said that they have been calling and interview dates are set
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From what I have been hearing and reading, it sounds like the recruiters pick a small amount of resumes to send to the nurse managers, who then look over your resume and decide if they want to call you in for an interview. I put ED down as my unit, but then I recently heard that ED does not hire New Grads. I have 7 years of EMS experience. No real leadership experience besides teaching an EMT class years ago.. Doesn't sound like we will hear any updates until end of Dec/early Jan. Keep your head up, everyone. If we didn't get a rejection e-mail right now, it means we made it through the first of what seems like many cuts! lol :)
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Awesome, thanks for the updates! My status is also "application in review" but my date has not updated. Is anyone else in the same boat?
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Hi, fellow New-Grads! Did you apply to Stanford's New Grad Residency for March 2015? If so, let's keep each other posted! Good luck to everyone :)
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Hi guys.. I graduate SMUs BSN program this December, and when I applied, I has six (yes, SIX!!) IP classes. They look at your application as a whole, not just one section. Best of luck!!
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I think RunBabyRun's comment about SMU was merely an opinion. I am am graduating from SMUs BSN program this year, and I can say from experience that the hospitals we have contracts with and the nurses we work with are pleased to work with SMU students. Personally I have never heard someone talk about SMU in a poor manor (as far as the other hospital staff is concerned). I rhink if anything, there is a little rivalry between the BSN programs in the bay are. Who knows. Anuways, we do only complete 1 clinical rotation at a time, we do get preceptors and clinicals matched for us, and 99% of the teachers are excellent and want to see you succeed. Yes, it's expensive. But I didn't have to wait to get into nursing school. It's only two years and you're done! Also, our NCLEX pass rates are as competive as the other BSN programs. You can check the BRN for the official numbers. Good luck to everyone, and if anyone has questions about SMU, let me know!
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I'll see you guys at your orientation too! I'm on the student panel and will be there to answer questions for you guys :) congrats!!! So exciting!!!
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Im so glad I found this! I'm at SMU and we are trying to figure out what to make for our sweatshirts! It's so hard to think of something creative. :)