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Well, I suppose the rest of the nursing community should follow suit then. I don't see any issue with it. The new community health program was launched in coalition with the LGB*Q community. The fertilized egg becomes an embryo and that embryo then develops into a f@#%! Due to the lack of microbial &%#^@#$ in the gut flora, the opportunistic bacteria began to proliferate. It is imperative to protect the most @#!^$!# populations from the effects of air pollution. Developing and implementing policies based on $%#@^&$% research helps to improve the overall quality of patient care.

Social justice. Social Justice. Social Justice. The volunteering and CNA work won't earn you much if you can't connect it to working with underserved populations. They want to know your experience working with underserved populations, why you want to be a nurse (more specifically a nurse in the specialty you select) and how you will address health disparities in your future career. Also don't just state that you heard SU is a great school so that's why you want to go there. Look up the mission statement and describe how your goals align with their mission statement. Also Badabing, you may want to edit out the name in your post. I believe it is in violation of the TOS to post people's names on this site.

Not an APNI applicant but a traditional one. Got accepted without having to do to an interview. Guess I'll be seeing you guys in the fall!:)

Rejected. Oh well, still waiting to hear from other schools.

Do you know how many people applied for the FNP track this year? I know last year was about 70-80 and they accepted around 20-25.

Eric, I'm terribly sorry. I hope you receive better news in the future. Are you in Seattle? I live near Seattle but haven't heard anything yet. Maybe tomorrow. I don't know if acceptance has much to do with RN experience. I'm also in the same boat and am currently a senior BSN student. A friend of mine was accepted into the DNP program last year and had 0 RN experience. She was also a senior BSN student at the time of application. Best of luck to everyone and fingers crossed!

I think they aim to make the wait as slow and painful as possible.

I was accepted into the transfer program 2 years ago and received my letter on March 28th. It came in a big yellow envelope. If they are consistent with their mailing dates then it seems you guys may have probably two more weeks until you hear of the decisions. Best of luck to everyone!

Only those who were in the previous 1.0 curriculum can get a Masters in Passing. Those who are in the new 2.0 curriculum no longer have that option anymore.

I have also applied for this program as well but for the FNP track. IIRC, they said the amount of applicants they receive is nowhere near the amount for APNI but I can't remember the total number of applicants they typically receive. They said for the FNP track they accept about 10-12 people. I'm not sure what the number is for Adult.

Took a look at the old threads. Past ones also said they would be getting notice as late as April but the notices were sent, at the earliest, by the second Thursday in March. Hopefully we should be hearing back in a little over 2 weeks or so.

I came into the hospital once with a nasty concussion from a fall. Being the stubborn patient I was, I insisted I was fine and got out of bed. A second later, I fainted. The overweight nurse had thrown herself on the ground and cushioned my fall. She joked that she had at least made a nice pillow. :)

My acceptance letter said my acceptance was provisional upon completing Microbiology even though I had all my prereqs completed long before I applied (and within the allotted time frame). Then the program evaluation sheet they sent me contradicts their letter and says that I have Microbio completed but am missing an A&P 2 course. The previous institution, dates attended, and degrees earned listed on the program eval are inaccurate and mixed up too! I called the school today to clear it up and they apologized for all of the mistakes. I advise the people who didn't get accepted with transfer credit issues to def call up the schools and talk with an advisor because even though I was accepted they did make a ton of major errors with my transfer credits!

Yay! Congrats! Does anyone know how many transfers they will accept?

Congrats! Maybe we'll get to meet up if you chose Seattle U! It comes as a big yellow envelope.