Kady101

That will hinder the process. I hope you get accepted. In he mean time consider being accepted and putting things in place (money, housing etc) you will need to be fully equipped for the winter

I do t think they have a cut off period or set time to send out acceptance letter. I recently spoke to someone and they were accepted the Friday and the semester started the Monday. For me, I applied in August and got my acceptance in September. The school is becoming very popular and people are coming from as far as California and Oregon to attend so it might take a while or might be on short notice. My friend got accepted this summer and she was told she would not be able to start until next fall (I do find it strange though). What you can do is call them from time to time and check on the status of your application.

Tuition is dependent on your financial need. I take whatever financial aid gives me and the rest i pay out of pocket ( i work overnights). One of my friends receive a lot of grants because of her financial situation so it depends on the individual. Because of the way the classes rn ( in sequence), you would have to be there for at minimum 3 years, depending on what classes you need such as chemistry and micro. good luck

the school is fully accredited. most of the students are into the health programs as they ae really well known for those programs. the professors are helpful and i am definitely happy with my choice. if you get your pre reqs out the way you probably wont be here for for entire years.

hi Awill. the school is very small with a few thousand students. classroom sizes are small and so your professor know who you are. i am currently at the library doing some work for my first nursing class. it is a stupid class that you take online and i really don't get the purpose of it. from the students who are taking the class together with me and from students who already took the class we share the same sentiments. however you cant escape it. i live on campus because i didn't have enough time to find a place out here. i am from brooklyn. but next semester i will be finding my own apartment. most of the students i spoke to came from a different place and they usually stay here for the first semester and then move out. i live with three other roommates in the college apartments. its okay but i will prefer my own place. you will need a car so if you dont have a drivers license work on it. feel free to ask anything

Hello Daisy it's been going well. Trying to stay on top of my classes. I am a transfer student. I don't think you can double up on classes since they don't have an accelerated program so if you transfer you would be part time since the classes are in sequence. You can still call them to inquire. I met someone who started with me a few weeks ago and she also has a bachelors but she still needs to wait for 3 years before she graduates. She is also part time.

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I am also new to this and it is not giving me an option to pm you.

As soon as you receive your packet make your deposit and file your fafsa and tap. That's what I'm waiting on right now before I make my next move. I will try to see if I can pm now.

Thanks for your advice. I will start looking into it soon. I wish you all the best. I can't wait to start school. It's been a journey getting here and I know it will be a challenge getting through it. But I am ready to dedicate myself to my studies.

Hi princess Chi. You should pm so we can chat and get acquainted. Did you get your orientation date as yet? Will you be staying on campus or getting an apartment?

Thank you so much PMH: awesome. I will start looking at the end of the month as I am waiting on my financial aid package to come through first. Where did you go for nursing and how was the experience for you?

Hi guys! I have been accepted into d'youville's nursing program and I start in spring 2016. I would love if any past or present students can share their experiences with me. How did you find the classes( hard, ok if you study, information for the classes were on the actual tests). Cost of living. Living on or off campus? Did it work for you? I am very excited to start and I know it's gonna be a lot of work and dedication so any information that can be of assistance to me will be greatly appreciated. I am also moving from nyc, so if there's anyone that moved to buffalo as a nursing student or who is from buffalo or the surrounding areas can share their living/adjustment experience with me I would love that. Also if you will be starting in the spring of 2016, feel free to say hi so we can get acquainted. Thanks.