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Thank you! I will be sure not to mention money or benefits. Luckily I have no debt for undergrad (scholarship) so money isn't really my first concern since I will be sharing living expenses with my fiance.I've also heard jobs for nurses aren't really that plentiful,or at least not as plentiful as people say! But I think it'll be worth it!
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Thank you so much for your encouraging response :) I'll definitely apply to multiple schools, and really try and write a killer essay! My work experience is "so so" I've worked for a warehousing company since I was 16. I have been promoted 2 times in this period however. I'm not sure if that makes a difference though!
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Oh I know that only the admissions would know. That's why I said in your opinion:)
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Hello and greetings! I am a college Junior, and last summer I decided that nursing would be the best fit for me (job shadowing etc). However, at my school, one does not just switch their major to nursing without anticipating another 4 years in school, and since I am already a junior (and 20 years old) ... I would prefer to enter a 15 month-24 month ABSN program. I was just wondering what my chances for a program such as this would be. I am currently a Bachelors of Science in Social Work major with a 3.9 overall GPA, and I completed my "pre reqs" last summer-fall Chemistry, Anatomy 2 ( I did anatomy 1 as an elective my freshman year), Microbiology, nutrition, etc. I had already fulfilled my College algebra and statistics requirement. I completed these "pre req" courses with a 4.0 overall GPA. I do not anticipate my GPA for my current undergrad major to fall, as my senior year will be my lightest class load. What are my chances for such a program? I know nobody but the admissions will really know, but I guess in your OPINION what are my chances? =) thank you! Note: I should also mention I have been completing my social work field work in the hospital scene, and I have volunteered at a hospital for 1 year now. I am a member of Phi Theta Kappa (from my previous cc days) and now a member of the Theta Phi Honor society of my University. Thank you for all of your input! (Ps: I am sorry if this posted twice, my WIFI is really wacky, I thought this posted and now I can't find it, so... second time is the charm!=)