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I submitted my app 6/1 but my LORs weren't in until July and I had some updated documents that I sent 7/1. I would be surprised if they send out more invites to interview, the signups are almost completely full and there are almost 90 interviews for 24 slots (assuming same size cohort as past several years). In previous years it looks like Rutgers didn't really update the application portal, this year will probably be the same.
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I appreciate the responses. Like I said previously, my job was able to confirm that I had an active license with my license number, but they still wanted the paper license before I start. In case anyone else has the same question in the future: I received my license in the mail today, exactly two weeks after getting my license number. So for the NJ BON, it takes about two weeks to receive your license in the mail.
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I do have a license number (and have already sent it to HR). They still want the physical license by the middle of next month, so mostly I was wondering how long I should give the BON before I show up in person to annoy them :)
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I passed the NCLEX and my license number went up on the BON site earlier this week My job needs me to bring a paper copy of my license to HR. When do I get the paper license? Does it come in the mail? Thanks so much!
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you might want to look at hunter college and SUNY downstate, they both have accelerated programs and will have instate tuition for NY residents.
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congrats :) the fulltime program varies a little in terms of how courses are spread out from semester to semester. for our level 1, we had two to three lectures on tuesday (from 8am onwards), two lectures on wednesday (also from 8am on), a clinical day (practice lab starts at 8am, hospital starts at 630), and health assessment lab, which was split into 2 groups, wednesday and thursday. basically, you spend either two full days OR one full day and two half days on campus, and then one full day in clinical. chances are you'll also be spending a lot of time studying somewhere quiet, possibly on campus or at a public library/coffeeshop/whatever works for you -- just because you're not in class doesn't mean you're not doing work. some classes are hybrid (partially/mostly online), so that class won't meet every week but you'll still have work to do and deadlines to meet. so even if you're only "in school" for 20 hours in a given week, you'll easily being doing another 20 hours of studying and care plans in that same week. we did not get our official schedules until like 1 or 2 weeks before school started, just as a heads up. probably the hardest part of this program so far has been time management, and dealing with the stress of having one exam after another every week.
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WHOA MINE WENT TO SPAM TOO i am not apologizing for all caps because if you were in the room with me i would literally be yelling at the top of my lungs. rutgers! how do you do this! anyway this serves as a reminder to anyone using gmail that 'all mail' does not show spam... i'm in, though i'm not 100% sure if i'm going to accept. deposit's due 7/20 and no mention of when orientation would be (presumably in august? hopefully, uh, before classes start?)
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did you try calling to ask and explain the lease situation? since they were willing to make an exception for sweetdream, maybe they'll do it for you too. fingers crossed! EDIT looks like you already answered this, sorry bleh, yuck, rutgers
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