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Location: Southwest Experience: 1 Year; BSN Specialty: Med-Surg Facility: Large Public Hospital Base Pay: $32.39/hr Differentials: $4 night differential (not sure about weekend) OT: 1.5x base pay Benefits: Free health insurance!

Hello, I just got my rejection letter from College of Nursing at UNM. I was very disappointment, but I'm going to apply to two other schools. I got an 86 on my hesi, and a 3.8 GPA, which was not good enough. This summer, I'm planning in retaking my classes that I got a B+ on, and should get like a 3.95. How did you guys deal with being rejected, and also, do universities usually tell you your ranking? I'm wondering hoping that I'm between the 60's or 70's since UNM only accepts 64 students a semester.

Hello, to apply in my program, you have to have a minimum gpa is 2.5, and a 75% on hesi. My advisor told me that an average of 150 students apply each semester.

Hello, I submitted my application, aka Nursingcas, a couple of months ago. I have a 3.814 GPA, and got an 86 on my HESI. The criteria to get in is 50% HESI score, 40% GPA, and 10% as being a local residence. My university accepts 64 people in their program every semester. I know their selection process is very objective, but in nursingcas, how come they asked if I'm a first generation college student. When I'm applying to other nursing school in nursecas, they didn't have that question. Do you think that they take that into consideration or it was just a coincidence?