Hopefulcrna2777

So if you don't hear from them within a week or 2, safe to assume you're not getting in?

I keep checking the FB group for inch 2027 start, and only 14 members.. so I'm not sure. Interviews end September right? Still not half full, so still a chance

How do you think you did on the interview? I think I got 2-4 wrong.. but others got correct etc. feel like I was prepared for far more in depth questions.. and not necessarily the ones asked. Send me a message if you want.

So it was about 3 weeks after you interviewed that you got the acceptance? Dang! Im over here stressing about it and it's only been like 2 days since interview LOL

Hey all- if anyone interviewed 7/27 or 7/28 and gets accepted can you post here? Wondering how long il have to wait to get in or not. .

Yes! I had been contemplating taking some COVID assignments in NY and other places due to the huge cost, however after talking to some recruiters from different agencies, a lot of the nurses contracts are being canceled and a lot of those hospitals aren't filling positions anymore or taking applications due to the overwhelming applications they had received. I'm planning on finishing up the Spring where I am until around September, and then traveling with my wife! Which company are you thinking of traveling with? I want to travel with Fastaff to start due to the higher pay

Actually if you have anything under a 3.2 I wouldn't expect to get in so easily. They weigh everything off GPA.. so u need to get the be a t possible GPA. They only look at hesi results once there is 2 applications with the same GPA.. a 3.0 is rather low to be honest. Your gPA is only being calculated off like 3 or 4 classes.. u kinda should have a stronger GPA.. unless you had c's. I wouldn't look into Keiser as they are way too expensive however south university isn't the world's worst option. Don't go to Florida career college.. they aren't even accredited. Its rough waiting but retake some courses. You have to get that GPA up to at LEAST a 3.2 or higher even.

hello! I am also starting the nursing program in january of 2017. was just curious if someone made these forums yet. My english credits did not transfer so i have to retake enc1101 online, it finished august 12 so i will have plenty of time to turn in the transcript and submit application to program. as long as i get an A my gpa will be a 3.63 and i scored an 87 overall on HESI. Was EXTREMELY easy. only problem I had was with anatomy. got a 68 first time in anatomy and 92 the second time, all other sections were real easy. Do you live in broward? Im debating on moving closer to the school as my commute will be about an hour each way right now.