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Mine just changed to Nursing education-day!!! Congrats everyone! Can't wait to get that official letter so I can announce it to everyone =)

Mail just came...and nothing again =( I'm also not expecting anything not for a while...kind of getting discouraging. After all this stress and time spent, I really hope I get in!

For the people who heard back...did you apply for the evening program or day program?

My mail came too....and no letter this wait is a killer!!

good luck to everyone! So excited and nervous at the same time!

Hi Genny96 and Mallygirl, I did take all my prereqs. Thanks for the positive comments! I hope we all get in. I wish May would hurry up!

I forgot to mention that I applied to the day program. Good luck everyone :) May can't come fast enough!

Hi All =) I applied to Massasoit also and am anxiously awaiting a reply. This wait is a killer! I have a previous bachelor degree with a 3.7 GPA and a 4.0 prerequisite GPA and I got an 86 on my teas reading. I love Massasoit and it's the only nursing school I applied to, so here's to hoping! Glad to hear from other potential Massasoit nursing students!

Hi everyone! I know this posting hasn't been used in a while, but I figured I'd try to ask some questions. What is the application process like? How competitive is the program? What kind of grades/what made you competitive applicants for the program? I'm hoping to apply to Bay State and just trying to figure out my chances of being accepted. Thank you for your time!! =) =)

I know this post is old, but I was wondering if any of you could share your background? I'm wondering if you took all of your pre-req's before applying? which program did you get into? what was your gpa? did you have any previous experience? And anything else that you think would help me....thank you so much and good luck to you all

Thank you for your replies. I'm going to take a CNA course and hope that my bachelor's degree will help me land a job at hospital, where I can hopefully get some sort of tuition reimbursement and take the long way to earning my RN...and paying out of pocket for the rest of my education. It's a tough situation, but I really want to be a nurse, so hopefully I can make that happen with the least damage to my wallet (or lack of).

I have loads of previous school loan debt, so in order to be a nurse and pay for my debt I'm going to have to start as a CNA and work my way to my RN. I was just wondering if any of you have received tuition reimbursement from your employer to continue persuing your education? What kinds of facilities do you work in? How much do they pay towards it? Thank you =) =)

I only have two months left before I will receive my bachelors degree in family and human development, where I have accumulated $84,000 in student loan debt. Recently I realized that nursing is truely what I want to do for my career, but don't know where to begin with all of this debt dragging behind me. I will have to take A&P 1&2 and micro, but that's it for pre-reqs...if anyone has any advice on where I should begin I would greatly appreciate it! I'm more than willing to put in the time and effort, I just don't know how much more I can take on in student loans.....also, I am not opposed to starting at the absolute bottom and working my way through the levels