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cidge3

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  1. thanks bgoeckn! your post is really helpful!!
  2. i went to cal state east bay
  3. nice! what school did you go to? i finished my health science degree last june
  4. 25 minutes isnt that bad. thanks, ill definitely check areas around 44. what was your undergrad degree btw?
  5. ohh i see. i dont really have a preference. I'll live anywhere as long as its safe and not too far from SLU haha! im sure ill find something online
  6. nice! i only applied to their accelerated program and i guess more people apply there than the upper division program. haha me too, i cant wait to get this over with and start working as a nurse. yeah im planning to go. i look forward to meeting you and everyone else! btw, do you know which areas around SLU are good places to live in? i plan on getting an apartment but im not familiar with missouri lol
  7. i actually applied and was accepted to Goldfarb as well but I was put on the wait list and my entry date is not until Spring 2015. i really dont want to wait that long so i had my name removed from the waitlist. ive also heard a lot of good things about SLU and i watched a video of the campus on youtube and i was really impressed lol. i cant wait to visit the campus during orientation!
  8. im sure you'll get accepted somewhere! just keep applying. during my first application cycle back in 2011, i applied to 13 schools and i didnt get accepted to any of them. this year, i reapplied again and was really fortunate to get accepted at a good program.
  9. hi krackley09! ive heard back from University of San Francisco and Western University of Health Sciences. i was invited to attend the early acceptance opportunity day at Western University for their MSN-E program and I got rejected from USF. im still waiting to hear from Cal State East Bay and Evergreen Valley college. as of now, im really leaning towards SLU due to the cost, length, and quality of the program. how about you? what other schools did you apply to?
  10. Hi Everyone! i know this thread is old but i just wanted to give you guys an update of my situation. i applied to nursing school again this year and i got accepted to two programs! i got accepted to the accelerated program at saint louis university and although not an official acceptance yet lol, i was invited to the early acceptance opportunity day at western university of health sciences for their msne program! i already submitted my intent to enroll deposit to saint louis university but ill still attend the opportunity day at western university just to increase my options. thanks for the advice and support! :)
  11. thanks megan! what other schools did you apply to?
  12. So does that mean that merely attending this event will grant us admission to the program?
  13. i got accepted to the accelerated program at Saint Louis University in missouri and the other one is technically not an acceptance yet lol but i was invited to the early acceptance opportunity day at western university of health sciences for their entry msn program
  14. i just got my rejection letter.. i was really hoping i would get accepted to usf.. oh well, at least i got accepted to two other programs. goodluck to everyone who got in!!

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