ScienceBug2019

Update! I was accepted in their June decisions - once my prereqs were all completed. Very happy that they didn't fill all their spots with early decisions in March. Really looking forward to starting this Fall :)

Thank you so much for your input verene and Kiki. It's kind of frustrating to read the admission policy and hear all of it in the info session, and then be disappointed. The type A in me wants to finish BSN in 4 years - but I'm realizing now that 5 years will probably be the reality (and have heard people on campus say they never make offers to freshman - sigh!). I'd rather see the policy published as "all pre-reqs" must be completed than getting my hopes up. But I still have a glimmer of hope since I'm not a transfer student and my gpa is still higher than the info they've given me. Thanks! If I have to go 5 years, several semesters will be part time - so I hope I can find a job to accommodate all the scheduling changes :)

Thanks for the reply. I hope they didn't send out acceptances for all their spots, that would mean only a few would probably be open! I forgot to mention that I'm not a transfer student, I guess I took their word for it at the info session and a meeting with an advisor that I shouldn't worry with my GPA. Ahhh. Well, I will keep plugging away on the 3 pre-reqs and finish strong with 3 more As and pray those spots are open!

Hi there, I was expecting to find out if I was accepted to the CoN by March 31 for BSN Traditional. I received an email that "at this time a spot cannot be offered, but we will be making a second round of decisions by June 30th". Is this normal? I can check off all the admission requirements, plus a very high GPA. However, I have 3 pre-reqs in progress right now. Based on their admission criteria and a plan of study for 4 years, that should be acceptable (as long as you pass the in progress with a B, which will not be a problem!). Anyhow, I was just wondering if this is a normal thing for schools to do? I want to be optimistic about June decisions, but I have no idea how many spots they have remaining - so it's concerning! Any insight?