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doglover444, How did the interview go? And what does it look like from here on out?

Fail, then is there even a point to watch for the status if it's not going to change?

Congrats! Did your online submission status change accordingly?

bellarn1, if you're already in the Sharp system, you're probably set! Or is it that competitive that you have to already have an in somehow? What unit do you work in? doglover444, Oh, didn't realize they had info sessions. Might be a longshot for me since I don't have that experience and I'm not really from the area/have any ties to the hospital, but we'll see. Fingers crossed

I applied for ER at Memorial and Grossmont. Just curious, what schools are you guys coming from? I'm from Azusa Pacific, but LA campus actually. Kind of curious as to how they sort out which new grads "stand out" given that we don't have experience and we're probably relatively similar in qualifications.

I PMed you the link

For anyone who got into APU main campus (Monrovia) for spring, our Facebook group is named: "APU - ELM Main Campus - Spring 2015 Cohort" Just an fyi for those who are reading the forum

lol, I did the same to you. haha Name sounds good. it follows the other years' fb groups so it should make it easier for people to find :]

any new waitlist people get in?

any waitlisters get in?

anyone on the waitlist get added in?

Yup! You should make a FB for the group. Don't know how involved the fb groups are, but it's probably the best thing available before we actually meet in person

I will PM you. Except, I think I need to post a few more times in order to be able to unlock the ability to PM people. lol :/

elopez, congrats! I'm a guy, so you're not the only one! haha Emily, I can't find the fb group. Could you give me the group name? Thanks!

Yeah I definitely like the smaller class size. It feels like it's just easier to learn. Getting a BSN is really appealing to me too. It will only help you during your job search since some entry level programs (like Western) don't award a BSN, only a master's. Heard there are hospitals that only (or mostly) take in RN's with BSNs, so that helps too.