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  1. Hi, I did not get even an interview. Apparently I qualify for the Refresh to Acute track within the Fellowship, but none of the openings had that verbiage meaning it was not open. I have started at an HCA hospital near me though. Best of luck to everyone making moves in your career.
  2. No, nothing yet. Fingers crossed for us both
  3. Oooh okay, I submitted the same. I'm sorry I got it mixed up with Broward Health because for their residency they ask for 2 letters.
  4. How many letters of recommendation did you have?
  5. Hey, the email I got said that apps open 2/24/25... did you find something different?
  6. I'm currently in A&P 2, but I still want to try to get my application in by the deadline. I'm aiming to take the HESI next month, and Microbio in the summer. I got an A in A&P 1 (lecture and lab) and a B in ENC1101 so I think I'd have a chance..
  7. I have a specific university in mind that I want to attend to pursue my BSN. I attended as an undergrad when I was 18 but had to leave and move back home with my parents because I couldn't keep up with living expenses, and now I'm finishing up pre-requisites at the college near me. It's my dream to graduate from the university though, it slipped right out from under me. Right now I plan to receive my license from the ASN program at the college, work a year to pay off my loans from both schools, and then move out back to the city where the university is to get the BSN. I read somewhere that some jobs will hire ASNs only if they intend to get a bachelor's ASAP, which I assume would be the case there. (I don't think this would be a problem with the first job, because the job placement percentage of the program is above 90% and I've heard that many nurses found work right out of school.) I also checked out some possible places to work by the university that ask for at least one year experience which I would have. Am I dreaming or is this a plausible plan to gradute ASN, work only 1 year, and then move to get my BSN?

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