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Has anyone who interviewed at Baylor heard back?

That all sounds great! Thank you so much for your help. Best of luck at Baylor :)

Also, I am looking at their course catalog right now and they have a LOT of courses with different course numbers that are all called simply "Organic Chemistry." Do you remember what your course number was? For example: CH331, CH332, CH334, CH335, and CH336 all just say "Organic Chemistry." PS-did you end up going to UT or Baylor?

The course definitely transferred? If so that would be perfect. I would prefer an online course. You didn't ever have to meet in person for exams or anything? Thanks again!

Hi guys! I am wanting to go back to school for CRNA in 2020. I have been checking out schools I am interested in and noticed that a lot of schools want orgo or biochemistry (NOT entry level) within the last 5 years. I took both of these courses in undergraduate and got A's in both of them, but I graduated in 2012 :| I have been looking into Houston community colleges, would LOVE to find one online so I don't have to work around my work schedule to go to class. However, I am worried that I'm going to take one and it won't be what they're wanting/the credits won't transfer. Can someone who had to retake these courses tell me where they took them? Know of any acceptable online only courses? Thank you in advance!

Hey Guys! I have a match day interview at Memorial City on Tuesday and was wondering if anyone had any advice regarding what kind of questions to expect? Thanks!

Excellent point-thank you!

I am originally from southern Illinois, so yes I would be relocating for either program. They are both quite expensive. I like Chicago more as a city, but wanted to focus more on the schools I guess in terms of choosing one.

Hello! I have recently been admitted to both Rush University's GEM program and Johns Hopkins University's accelerated BSN. I have considered pros and cons of both. Rush is a master's program, and they have 100% acceptance rate to date of all students who have went on to pursue a doctorate there as well. Additionally, they have a nurse anesthesiology program, should I choose to go that route. Hopkins is Hopkins...and they are known for greatness. Something I like about them is that they have ties to multiple countries so I could travel easily. How do I choose one? My decision date is May 1st, so I need to be committed by the 30th. Any advice/opinions are welcome.