Just be yourself. The interview is more of a conversation than an interview. They are just trying to make sure you are a good fit for Rush and for a career in nursing. So come armed with questions for...
kwal & KrystleNicole same here!! I'm guaranteed a spot in the May cohort and am #13 on the wait list for January. What # are you guys on the wait list? Still, I'm SOOOO excited! Rush it is!...
Sadie, my last letter of recommendation was submitted on 9/11, and I got my letter of acceptance on 9/29. So it took 18 days.... you have time! It's a pretty quick turn around, all things considered....
Does anyone know what the academic calendar looks like? DePaul is on the quarter system right? So when do the quarters start and end and how long do we get off between each
Also, in case anyone was wondering, I called the school and was told that by submitting your intent to enroll you are basically just reserving your spot, not agreeing to pay a deposit or anything, not...
Is anyone else concerned about DePaul's grading scale? I am! An A is a 96-100 and an A- is a 93-95. I think I want to pursue an advanced practice specialty degree afterwards and am concerned that my...
I am going to the First Look. I scheduled my interview for September, too, but have no clue what kinds of questions they might ask. Does anyone know? Where might I find practice/sample questions? How...
I received my acceptance packet in the mail yesterday! I applied to the Lincoln Park campus. I still have to complete organic chem this fall. And still waiting to hear from Rush and Loyola.... I'm...
I hope this is real and that I was actually accepted. This morning, there is a new welcome message on my campus connect saying "Congratulations on your acceptance to DePaul's College of Science and...
I thought they were going to send decisions by snail mail. Is that not true? I didn't receive an email about Campus Connect either. I applied by the priority deadline. Where else is everyone
I think it's possible to get your bsn without having gotten an associates degree first. Might save you some time and money, but will probably depend on the specific program