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I friend of mine who is in the program told me they usually send out your RU ID about a week after your submit your deposit.

Thanks @johnwick101, appreciate the input :) I did decide to go to New Brunswick - paid my deposit Yesterday. Congrats to everyone else!

I've been to both , I'll be commuting from Red Bank. The drive is pretty much the same for me to both campuses. Is there more of an advantage if being at the Newark campus because that's where all of the faculty have their offices? Also, I know Newark has a new stimulation lab, something NB campus doesn't have- but I have heard they're building a new one at NB (not sure if that's true or not). I've been reading through a lot of these forums trying to get an idea . leaning towards NB because although the drive , distance wise, is almost the same for both- nwk was a bit more difficult to get too

I have recently been accepted to both the Newark and New Brunswick campus for the Rutgers ABSN program for Fall 2017. Reaching out to anyone who has recently completed the program at either of these campuses to get some insight. What was your experience like? I am still deciding which campus I want to attend.

Is there anyone who has attended Newark campus? If, so I would love to hear about your experience. I am still unsure about which campus I want to attend. I know both campuses have the same program.

Deposit is due July 1st

I only received a letter in the mail yesterday.

I heard back today as well - I was so surprised it came so quickly. I thought I would have to wait until July too! Congrats on getting in!

I did the same thing. I took the American Red Cross course in March, about 3 weeks ago I had someone from from admissions email me and ask when I was going to register for the AHA course. I was so confused. But I had to take the AHA course and show them proof of registration, the lady who o spoke with said that having the wrong course wouldn't delay my application review but I needed to take the correct cpr course in order for my application to be complete or something

For those of you who had to take prerequisites or are currently taking them, are you taking them at a community college or a 4 year university/college? I have a few that I need to take, and I know that taking them at my community college will be the most affordable + fastest way. Also, it seems like most nursing programs (second bachelors degree seeking RN's) have the same prerequisites.

Everyone's responses are really helping ease my concerns. Going to talk with a counselor at my community college about prereqs

Really appreciate all of the positive feedback!.. No not from Australia , from NJ

Hi- I am interested in perusing a 2nd bachelors degree in nursing. I'm hesitant/scared and unsure of the process. I currently work full-time for a company but I am not happy. I've always thought about nursing but never did anything about it. Does anyone have any tips/advice? I think my biggest concern is that I am too late.