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Hello mmanzella18, I was not in the Air Force, but I was in the Navy and things are a little different over there. I can only offer my perspective based off what I have been able to research on my own because I also plan to return to active duty as a nurse. From what I have researched, if you are not chosen for the field you wish to go into, you will either be placed on a waiting list or will have to reapply. If you are placed on the waiting list, you will be given a spot in the event that someone cannot fulfill the obligation. This is contingent on how long the list is and who else is in front of you on the list. Also, you mentioned that you would like to do the mil-to-mil thing with your fiance' once the two of you are married. I can tell you that from a military standpoint, you will not always have that option because it is based on needs of the respective service. They will do what they can to place you within the same vicinity, but keep in mind that operational commitments on his or your parts may not always allow that to happen. I hope this helps.

@Cathyc28 I'm at 3.77 right now but I'm still in the first year

Thank you so much @Kthurmond. I needed that. I'm certainly feeling better about this week.

I am attending Chamberlain College of Nursing at the Miramar campus in Florida. I chose to do Anatomy 1, Math 114, and Critical thinking this session. I do not like math at all, but I'm trying so hard. It's working out for me so far. This past week was crazy with going to job interviews and doing class work, but I've given up my job search and now I am focusing solely on my schoolwork. As a result of being not so organized, I got a D on my first A&P quiz. I'm waiting for the other grades to post in that class so I can see if the rest of that stuff kind of absorbs that D. I'm not happy with myself about it and I'm actually pretty down about it. It's going to be a very long three years.

Recently I was notified by Admissions that I was accepted to Chamberlain and I just had a quick question. When would I receive my DSI number to log in? I don't start classes for another month but I want to make sure I have everything in place before I go overseas. I have not received a letter in the mail with it on there yet. Do I get it when I do my background check and drug screening? Or how does that work?

@meeshie I will come in with the classes I've been able to transfer with a 3.0. I'm worried about the HESI A2 even though I shouldn't and wanted to know my chances of getting in pretending I score an 80 on the HESI. How long does the board take to make a decision on whether or not you are admitted to the program?

Hi Cathy, I'm going to be starting (hopefully) in August. I haven't taken the HESI yet but with my GPA and my ability to test, I should get in.