Regis College(MA)- Accelerated Direct-Entry MSN 2020

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Hi All,

didn't see this thread listed for Regis College's 2020 start accelerated direct entry MSN.

Anyone else apply? I had my interview via phone on 10/16 and haven't heard a decision yet.

I received my acceptance via email this morning!

On 10/31/2019 at 10:28 AM, MAGGIE-EMT said:

I received my acceptance via email this morning!

If you don’t mind me asking, what we’re your stats? How soon did you get an interview after applying? Did they email you? I haven’t received anything yet

I applied last week and GRE score came today (says verified on NursingCAS). I made it to the early action II deadline I believe.

Speciality: PMH

GPA: 3.62

GRE: 155Q, 155V, 4.0W

Latino, Economically disadvantaged, Male

Nutrition-A

Stats-A

A and P 1/2-B/B

Chem 1/2-B/A

Micro-In progress

Ethics-In progress

Lifespan-In progress

Also have a year of physics, Organic chemistry, biochemistry.

Strong LORs

Healthcare Experience: 2 years working for assisted living community

Also held part time jobs throughout undergrad (disowned at 16 due to sexuality...vaguely mentioned it in a positive light in essays)

Congrats of course ❤️

I submitted on Monday September 30th for FNP, and received my interview request on 10/15. Had my phone interview on 10/16, and heard back on 10/31 via email.

I graduated with a 3.2 from Boston university with a bs in human physiology and a minor in public health. I have 2 years of emt experience, 4 years as an MA in primary care, and 6 months as a pediatric cardiology ekg technician intern. These experiences overlapped at various points.

gen chem: c+

Orgo chem: b

a and p1/2: a/a- *northeastern night school

stats: a-

micro: a- *northeastern night school

nutrition: a-
ethics: a-

lifespan: a *community college

i had LOC from a professor From northeastern, an NP/PCP with 15 years of experience. And an internist I’ve worked with for a year who is the medical director of a large practices clinical research department. We have been working together for the past year on implementing teaming in clinical practice in primary care which has peaked my interested and I wrote about in my Essays

for the past year I have also been caring for a terminally ill family member which has given me a real feeling for both the patient perspective and the role of nursing and I touched on that as well.

On 11/1/2019 at 6:23 PM, MAGGIE-EMT said:

I submitted on Monday September 30th for FNP, and received my interview request on 10/15. Had my phone interview on 10/16, and heard back on 10/31 via email.

I graduated with a 3.2 from Boston university with a bs in human physiology and a minor in public health. I have 2 years of emt experience, 4 years as an MA in primary care, and 6 months as a pediatric cardiology ekg technician intern. These experiences overlapped at various points.

gen chem: c+

Orgo chem: b

a and p1/2: a/a- *northeastern night school

stats: a-

micro: a- *northeastern night school

nutrition: a-
ethics: a-

lifespan: a *community college

i had LOC from a professor From northeastern, an NP/PCP with 15 years of experience. And an internist I’ve worked with for a year who is the medical director of a large practices clinical research department. We have been working together for the past year on implementing teaming in clinical practice in primary care which has peaked my interested and I wrote about in my Essays

for the past year I have also been caring for a terminally ill family member which has given me a real feeling for both the patient perspective and the role of nursing and I touched on that as well.

Thanks so much for the response. Just had my interview on Wednesday. How long did they give you to make a decision? I hope I have until the end of December to hear back from a couple more programs beforehand.

3 weeks to leave 1k, 1 month after that another 1k due

1 hour ago, MAGGIE-EMT said:

3 weeks to leave 1k, 1 month after that another 1k due

That’s so soon! I’m really hoping they do at least 2 week extensions or partial refunds if I don’t end up there. Hear back from some other programs end of December ?

Hi guys!!!

I just received my email today for a phone interview. If you guys don’t mind me asking, what were some of the questions you were asked during the phone interview? I got denied last year (I never got a phone interview) but I am hoping what I did to prepare my self for this year has made a difference.

41 minutes ago, Joma0103 said:

Hi guys!!!

I just received my email today for a phone interview. If you guys don’t mind me asking, what were some of the questions you were asked during the phone interview? I got denied last year (I never got a phone interview) but I am hoping what I did to prepare my self for this year has made a difference.

They asked me touch upon my healthcare experience and how that prepared me. Why Regis? What makes you think you can handle the courseload? Any questions for us?

If you don’t mind me asking, why Regis? The program is SO EXPENSIVE. Tuition is 143k alone. And no scholarships or anything.

1 hour ago, PsychTristan said:

They asked me touch upon my healthcare experience and how that prepared me. Why Regis? What makes you think you can handle the courseload? Any questions for us?

If you don’t mind me asking, why Regis? The program is SO EXPENSIVE. Tuition is 143k alone. And no scholarships or anything.

I am from Boston, I applied to all of the accelerated MSN programs in the state. I would like to stay in Boston. I also applied to MGH and Northeastern. I been waitlisted last year from both schools. I have taken pre requisites at Regis and I like the professors there. Also the campus is beautiful. I know that if I stay in Boston any Boston school will be able to provide me with a great preceptor hospital. I have no idea how I will pay for any school just yet. What about you what is your top school?

Hey all, I have received my acceptance into the accelerated direct entry MSN program. I am very happy. Is anyone planning on moving from out of state?

I've heard that Regis does not provide preceptors for the MS portion of the program. If that's the case, I wonder if the school will provide some kind of assistance, especially if we are stuggling to find them on our own. Also, is it harder to find a Psych NP perceptor vs a FNP due to the shortage of psych NP providers in general? Any info or feedback on this topic will be greatly appreciated.

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