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Keep in mind if your state is in the Compact Licensure, you have to take the NCLEX in the state you are a resident of. Even though we have jobs lined up in TN, since I am not a resident yet of TN, I have to take it in MO and then get it transferred.

St. Louis and Alabama!

I accepted a position in the adult acute medicine track today! So excited!!

Congrats on your offer! When did you interview/get an offer? I'm waiting on a call back for medicine as well!

I hope so. I'd be grateful for a position anywhere. It was hard to choose to begin with.

Has anyone received an offer in adult acute medicine? Wondering if they haven't extended offers yet. It's only been a week since my interview but your post about hearing the next day makes me nervous.

Do they only do offers on Friday?

Adult acute. Where did you interview?

Congrats!

If we don't get the job, will we receive any sort of communication do you think?

When did you get your offer?

Medicine!

I interviews Wednesday and was told they would start making calls today. Haven't heard anything!

Congrats! I interviewed Wednesday for Medicine. Hoping I get that call!

new grad rates at BJC are $22.75 plus $6 weekend diff and $3 night differential

Well I guess that answers my question - I have an interview on Wednesday!

Thanks! I haven't heard anything yet. I'm wondering if they're waiting until the extension time period closes on 9/29. Has anyone heard back anything if they didn't get an interview? Wondering if I should expect a 'no' email as well.

December grad here. I didn't think I would qualify for the Vandy NR program since my GPA is low (3.3-3.4), but since I saw they extended applications I figured it wouldn't hurt to apply. I have a previous bachelors degree and I'm coming from a one ye...

Hey Y'all! I was just accepted to Goldfarb's Spring 2017 ABSN cohort. I graduate this December with my BS and will start Goldfarb in the Spring. Anyone else been accepted?

A BS in Nutrition is the most popular transition out of Nursing at my school. A lot of prereqs are the same and most graduate on time.

Sounds good! I'm not sure if i can PM you yet, but if you can PM me, I'll give you my Facebook name and we can start one.

I would try posting this in the state forum of the school you're applying too! (Go to "US" at the top and find the state your program is in.)

My 12 year is about 45,000. I'm taking out private loans for the majority of it since I'm still young and my parents make too much money for me to qualify for many loans (FAFSA offered 9,000) but not enough to cover my tuition.

I'm excited! Congrats to you! What's your bachelor's in?

If you cannot quit work, do not do an ABSN. Most programs strongly STRONGLY suggest you not work, and some even mandate it. If you need to work part time, do the longer program. :)