Hunter's accelerated program is much more competitive than the generic. So that would seem even less likely as an option. You will be just fine going to Lehman. Clinical placements in Manhattan CAN help create job connections but I know very few peop...
You will have no options or choice in your clinical placements. Locations for my class included the VA, Bellevue, Memorial Sloan Kettering, NewYork-Pres-Cornell, Metropolitan, Lenox Hill etc etc. Clinicals are getting more and more challenging for ...
I just graduated from the accelerated program. When your NursingCas application is totally complete, you will be able to see it and download a pdf copy. They do ALL kinds of GPAs, different years of school, different subject areas etc, and then one O...
You don't need to be a matriculated student at Hunter to apply. That always confuses people. You are allowed to have TWO prereqs still being completed when you apply. You have a very strong application, both NLN score and GPA. I would expect that you...
I don't know what the average NLN scores are (nobody really spoke about that). But I know that Maria Mendoza, the pre-nursing academic advisor, says that a score in the 150s is a great target. Hunter uses NursingCAS for applications and they calcula...
If you can get into Hunter, go to Hunter. There is absolutely no reason to take on all of the unnecessary debt of another school like NYU. Hunter has an excellent reputation and extensive alumni in NYC hospital nursing management. The accelerated cla...
Thank you! I heard through the same email that I used on my NursingCAS application, which is NOT my Hunter email. It's the same email that I received the "thank you for applying to the program" email from Hunter when I submitted via NursingCAS.
I'm getting this directly from Maria Mendoza at the School of Nursing: "The School of Nursing will send admission decisions in late May." This was yesterday, May 18.