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They check the application once a month and they will get back to you around a week after that. I got my result around mid oct. My GPA is just a bit higher than 3.2 and I got in. :)

I have one of my prof and my supervisor wrote me letter of recommendation. what about you? In the essay I wrote like why did I choose nursing, why SLU, and what quality that I have (related to nursing) >

Hey, I haven't sent in my assay yet but will sent it within this week. I think they will start review the applications within this month. That's what I heard from adviser ><. tell me is there any update for you :>

Thank you. I tried to apply for a job but because I don't have US working vise, it kindda hard for that. I am currently in Canada and most jobs in hospital they required a certain degree. but yea. i will search about it. thank you so much

thank you

yes it is. except 2 pre-req cause I haven't take it yet

Yes it is. except 2 pre-req that I haven't take it yet

Hi, I just got a BS degree in biochem from Canada and I am gonna apply for a nursing program in the US. So now, I am doing some volunteer in a hospital and taking some pre-req that I still missing plus finding a job. I want to get in to accelerated nursing program at st. louis university. However, I am not confident in my gpa. I only have around 3.3 which is just above the minimum gpa, 3.2. Do I still have a chance of getting in? I am so scare right now cause I don't have much choice of school to go to. My university does not offer physio and anatomy with lab, it's a separated course and they not allow other major to take the lab section.

Hi, I am going to apply for accelerated nursing program in st. louis university. Can anyone help with with my assay and the application? like what should I write in my assay and is there anything I could do to make my application better apart from volunteering? Also, do anyone know how competitive is the program? Thank you so much >

I just got a bachelor degree in science and I am planning to apply for ABSN in St. Louis University as well as other Universities. The program will start in 2016 if I got in. I wonder is there anything I could do to make my application better, like work or gain some experience in nursing? I have a one free year which I will do some prerequisite courses and some volunteer in a hospital. However, I still have lot of free time. I would like your suggestion about what activity should I do to improve my chance for getting into the program? Thanks :)