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@AspiringFNP30 thanks so much for the heads up I really appreciate it! I have been refreshing my email multiple times a day in hopes of hearing something! I wonder why they did that?

Thanks for the info NP2_be , DR22 hopefully we will find out sooner than later and congrats to everyone who got in

maybe you read my post wrong. I understand the role difference. I said I can't imagine there is a difference on how they notify students of their acceptance/ rejections...... but thanks for the history!

I applied to the PA program and got flat out rejected last year. Had a change of heart this year and thought I would go for NP this time around. I can't imagine they are much different in the way they notify students? when did you find out last year about being fully " rejected' ... just wondering what the time line is for this situation as I have full blown anxiety now!

ugh i got wait listed as well....not the best news ...does it say when deposits are due?

Greentearocks mine wouldn't let me log on for an hour!! I was thinking the same thing but it still just says " submitted application is ready for review"

Hello!! Ahh I am so nervous too , I work at MGH and I really hope I get in. I applied to the Acute care tract. I just emailed them though about a week ago it said my application was submitted and now I got an email saying that its complete for review but my status still says "submitted" anyone else experiencing this?

Hey! Has anyone else applied to this program?! Just got an email that my application was being processed!!

Hello! I am looking into applying to direct NP programs. I currently hold a bachelors in exercise physiology and have worked in the medical field as a medical assistant for 5 years , total health care experience is 10 years.I work in cardiology now doing nuclear stress testing and love it but I am looking for more , more education more hands on experience , diagnosing and treating patients. I am torn between PA and NP. What are some of the reasons people have chosen to pursue a NP degree? Any help would be appreciated.