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cassp

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  1. Yeah! I can help with apartments. Send me an email - [email protected]
  2. An email that a status update was available, then checked the login and the letter was there!
  3. Add me too please! Cassandra Perrin :)
  4. Just received my acceptance!! Definitely attending Binghamton :)
  5. Also- I just called the office to ask about the latest time that we could expect to hear something from them, and they said by the end of December.
  6. Congrats on acceptances! I applied near the end of October so I am hoping that I will know something in the next couple of weeks. For those of you who were accepted, would you mind sharing your GPAs? I have a 3.7 and only one pre-requisite left, most pre-reqs are As and my lowest is a B. I also have some experience volunteering in a hospital. Just trying to get a sense of if I have a good chance of getting in. Thanks in advance!
  7. Are you taking any pre-requisites right now? They might want to check in on your performance in those classes!
  8. Laurah224 I am in the same boat as you!! Feeling the stress for sure. Did you apply anywhere else?
  9. I also applied (but just submitted my resume today, everything else in early october) . Spoke with the counselor there and he said to expect to hear something in early December. Fingers crossed!!
  10. I am currently a junior in college majoring in Biology. I've recently decided to ditch my plans for P.A. school and apply to accelerated nursing programs for a Bachelors in Nursing (to eventually work in Womens Health) I won't be applying until next fall, but if accepted, I would begin just weeks after graduation. For the summer between my junior and senior year, what can I do to get paid and work in the medical field? I am uninterested in becoming a CNA or phlebotomist because by the time I finished a program, I wouldn't be able to use the certification for more than a month or two. I currently volunteer in a local hospital and really enjoy it, and was looking for ways I could make money and stay working and helping people. Are there places that will train you as you go? How can I apply for these sorts of jobs? Thank you so much!!

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