HolisticSN

I agree with everyone else 06crna CRNA if you do not have anything nice to say then save your words. It is perfectly reasonable for others to research fields of study and to take into consideration income especially when one will assume an enormous amount of student debt in the process.

Those of you who have yet to join our FB support group page for San Jac Spring 2016 nursing please do so--it is specifically to help one another out :-)

San Jac Nursing Students 2016 https://www.facebook.com/groups/1701889110056004/

Hello everyone I have completed our group FB page the link is below: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1701889110056004/

Congratulations to everyone!! Initially it was email but will start a FB page and will post link tonight for all those interested!

Orientation is on 12/15.

For those accepted we can continue our dialogue in private via group text and/or email. In that setting, we can provide advise and support. If you are in favor please PM your information to me. Thanks!

Those selected up to this point have a deadline of 11/30 to confirm or decline their position in the program. Wish I had more to contribute, but keep your hopes up--I know it is easier said than done ;-)

Maybe for my source PM equates to 12-3 (lol).

I heard some are chosen for the AM sessions while others for the PM sessions. It all depends on how large the incoming class is initially. This information was based on a current nursing student who provided much needed insight about the program.

I would give respiratory therapy a response (accept) then once *hopefully* San Jac accepts you then you can make an informed decision based on all the opportunities presented to you.

You will need to upload all that information into certified profile. DTAP is required as well.

I received my acceptance email!! So for those still waiting there is HOPE!!

I sent out an email inquiring about it. Hope I don't receive the same response "be patient." The wait is torture ;-/

Ultimately, nursing schools usually wait until deadline to review ALL applicants and decided on the most competitive individuals for the program. Albeit, this program had an extended deadline of 11/18 yet sent out acceptance notices prior to reviewing all prospective applicants--that is a bit unusual to say the least. But, if a competitive application was submitted then more than likely those still awaiting a response will be accepted because NCLEX pass rates are what determine the program's ability to continue offering an nursing program. I am sure administration is working hard to provide the rest of the cohort notice of acceptance.