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GRU CNL 2014 entering class
Congratulations to you as well!!! August will be here before you know it.
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GRU CNL 2014 entering class
I got my acceptance call today and interviewed on 3/21....i am super excited!!!!
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GRU CNL 2014 entering class
Not yet.
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GRU CNL 2014 entering class
I got my interview....I'm super excited! Wish me luck guys.
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GRU CNL 2014 entering class
Thanks for all your advice and congratulations on gaining entry into the program. I wish you all the best! Please cross fingers for me....:-)
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GRU CNL 2014 entering class
Tgskin, Thanks for the response it has helped. I applied on Feb. 24th as they extended to application deadline to Feb. 28th. I called the program director and was told that my application is on their application list and interviews will be scheduled soon. I am so nervous and really hope that I get an invite to interview. The info you provided has been helpful in explaining what they are seeking in potential candidates for the program. I have a 3.2 GPA from undergrad and a 4.0 in my pre-reqs. I volunteered at GRU from July 2012 to April 2013 and scored a little over the required minimum for the MAT. I believe I have a strong essay as well as great references. So, I hope I get an invite soon; however it is a little intimidating that so many people have already been accepted. I'm just hoping they need to fill more seats (hence the extension for the application deadline). I will keep you guys posted on my status with the program. Thanks for the good luck wishes!
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GRU CNL 2014 entering class
I have several questions that can be answered by current students, students who have just gained entry in early decision as well as those who are attempting acceptance through regular entry and those who have completed the program. Current students: How is the program as a whole? Please detail the good, bad and ugly? What is the structure of the program? What items were necessary for the success of the program? Students who have gotten accepted for Fall '14: Congratulation on being accepted! What were your GPAs, MAT/GRE scores? Did you have any volunteer hours? How were your grades for the required pre-requisites? How long after submitting your application did you get an email about your interview? How was the interview (please include specifics)? Regular entry applicants: First off I would like to say good luck on getting accepted! Has anyone status changed from ready to review? If so, what is the current status of your application? What are you GPAs, pre-req grades and MAT/GRE scores? Graduates of the program: Are you happy with your choice of entering this program? If you could change something about the program would you? And what would it be? How difficult was the program and did it prepare you well for the NCLEX? How was getting a job after graduating and was the program effective in preparing you for working as a RN? If there is anything you can add that I may not have asked about please add it.
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GRU CNL regular entry fall '14
I have several questions that can be answered by current students, students who have just gained entry in early decision as well as those who are attempting acceptance through regular entry and those who have completed the program. Current students: How is the program as a whole? Please detail the good, bad and ugly? What is the structure of the program? What items were necessary for the success of the program? Students who have gotten accepted for Fall '14: Congratulation on being accepted! What were your GPAs, MAT/GRE scores? Did you have any volunteer hours? How were your grades for the required pre-requisites? How long after submitting your application did you get an email about your interview? How was the interview (please include specifics)? Regular entry applicants: First off I would like to say good luck on getting accepted! Has anyone status changed from ready to review? If so, what is the current status of your application? What are you GPAs, pre-req grades and MAT/GRE scores? Graduates of the program: Are you happy with your choice of entering this program? If you could change something about the program would you? And what would it be? How difficult was the program and did it prepare you well for the NCLEX? How was getting a job after graduating and was the program effective in preparing you for working as a RN? If there is anything you can add that I may not have asked about please add it.