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I’m doing it! I started looking into it about 3 weeks ago. All the crisis pay contracts wanted someone the following week. No one wanted to hold a spot two weeks out. So, I put in my two weeks notice without having accepted a contract yet. I start on Monday at an ICU in NJ. I’m honestly terrified, but trying to stay positive. I’ve only been a nurse a few years and have spent my entire career in one hospital. Like you, my hours were evaporating and it seemed like a good time to jump. There’s some truth to what Iseminara said about contracts getting cancelled, but hotspots are popping up all over. So if you’re open to different geographic locations I think you’ll be fine. NurseFly is a good site that’s basically like Indeed just for travel nurses. It’s nice because you see listings from all different companies WITH the estimated pay packages.

ATC to ACNP, Where did you see your scholarships?

Where did you see your scholarships?

I really do not think I will be accepted. I still can't help but check back often. I wonder what order they are reviewing applicants. Alphabetically? By specialty? Order of submission? GPA? My last name starts with S, I applied to the AGACNP, my app was complete a couple weeks early. My GPA is on the low end at 3.3, however I got a lot of Bs early on and straight As in my more recent coursework. So, I am hoping they consider that growth. Clearly I am obsessing lol I just want to know!

Hey Everyone, I have a dot between the green check mark and word "received" all the way down my application checklist. I think this is new. Does everyone else have this? I'm wondering if it means they have reviewed my application.

Hey Everyone, I am also anxiously awaiting an admissions decision. I applied for the AGACNP program by the priority date and received the 11/14 email as well. Wishing you all luck.

I just googled the same exact question and found this. I think it is just a stupid question.

Upstate New York is definitely ADN friendly

I know this post is like 3 years old but for anyone having this problem that is willing to travel to be in nursing school.. SUNY Morrisville only requires a 2.75 to be accepted into their nursing program. Its first come, first serve so if you meet the application requirements you will get in probably within a year. They also have two campuses and one of them offers every nursing course every semester.