apalehorse

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just tell them asap. they'll be happy to move on to the next and not have to wait to schedule you.

is this a buzzfeed article?

so, are there any tips for getting into a burn unit?

that's an absurd claim re: "affirmative action mills." do you have anything to back that up? robert wood johnson, hrsa and aacn say white nonhispanic women are the majority of the rn workforce. the only other group that is statistically over represented are asian women. what group do you think are benefiting from these "affirmative action mills."

have you considered completing an accelerated bachelors program instead? easier to get into, more of them, moves you forward. since you already have a degree you won't have to complete general education classes.

gpa is always a factor, and schools that get more applicants tend to rely on it more to cull the population. if you're realistic about where you're applying to you can improve your chances by boosting the things that you can control -- any letters of recommendation, gre, essays. 150 in each subject is probably the minimum for most programs to consider you. being in the top third percentile probably makes you a competitive candidate. for the essay, 4 probably makes you competitive.

based on the guidance document, pages 7-8, it seems that they have historically only offered the scholarship to people with an efc below $5,000. can other folks confirm that reading of the guidance?

yale has one of the highest jewish student / total student body ratios among universities. about ~25%.

I'm in for AG-ACNP.

Got an interview offer for ACNP. To the folks here who are in the program -- any need to have a detailed career plan when I show up? I got the impression from the application process and from what I have read about interviews at different schools that concrete plans are looked at more favorably. In fact, I know I want to be in acute care, but I don't know what specific sub-specialty or nursing work environment I want. I'd prefer to learn more about them and get some hands on. Any current/alums know that type of thing is frowned upon?