Roseman Oct 2022 Cohort

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I am starting a thread for those applying for the Roseman Oct 2022 cohort. I believe first round of interview is next week EEK! So nervous, but also excited! 

I'm also very nervous about the essay we have to write. 

19 hours ago, Tiffany I said:

we should create a group chat for the October cohort 

https://www.facebook.com/groups/2299337210215473 is the fb group she made 

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Did any of you that were accepted still have courses in progress? I’ve got two that won’t be complete at time of interview 8/8.

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1 hour ago, Erika Poellnitz said:

Did any of you that were accepted still have courses in progress? I’ve got two that won’t be complete at time of interview 8/8.

I have micro lab to finish still. I think it doesnt matter unless you don't send official transcripts to be received before orientation day. 

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12 hours ago, Mnepacena said:

I have micro lab to finish still. I think it doesnt matter unless you don't send official transcripts to be received before orientation day. 

I hope that means I still have a chance for this fall then! ?

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1 hour ago, Erika Poellnitz said:

I hope that means I still have a chance for this fall then! ?

Definitely, as long as you marked it as still in progress on NCAS and you’ll have it finished/submitted before the program starts, you should be good??

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If anyone has questions about roseman, I graduated back in 2019 and can answer all questions ?

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On 7/31/2022 at 2:37 PM, ayuhime said:

If anyone has questions about roseman, I graduated back in 2019 and can answer all questions ?

Yes! I have a few :). 

1. When do clinicals actually start? For example, if we start the program in early October, when should we actually expect to do clinicals I.e. 3 weeks in, in November, etc.? 

2. When it comes to getting a nursing job, can people get accepted into jobs before graduation? 

3. What was your favorite/least favorite clinicals? 

4. Any specific tips for the Roseman program that you can think of? ?

Thank you! ❤️ 

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On 7/31/2022 at 2:37 PM, ayuhime said:

If anyone has questions about roseman, I graduated back in 2019 and can answer all questions ?

Did you do in-person or hybrid classes? ☺️

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Hi guys! I’m about to graduate from Roseman in November and can answer any questions you have! ? best of luck!

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On 8/14/2022 at 7:17 PM, leviossah394 said:

Hi guys! I’m about to graduate from Roseman in November and can answer any questions you have! ? best of luck!

hi! congrats on graduating soon ? I'm super excited to start the program this october. I know that they don't suggest working because of how rigorous the program is - but is it actually common for students to work? I'm feeling nervous about how expensive the program is and I already have a bachelors degree, so the only financial aid I'm getting is the parent PLUS loan. Do you have any advice/suggestions for applying to scholarships, working during school, or taking private loans out? I know everyone's situation is different but any advice would be appreciated, thank you!! ?

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20 hours ago, dgoon said:

hi! congrats on graduating soon ? I'm super excited to start the program this october. I know that they don't suggest working because of how rigorous the program is - but is it actually common for students to work? I'm feeling nervous about how expensive the program is and I already have a bachelors degree, so the only financial aid I'm getting is the parent PLUS loan. Do you have any advice/suggestions for applying to scholarships, working during school, or taking private loans out? I know everyone's situation is different but any advice would be appreciated, thank you!! ?

Some of my classmates have been working off & on and it's been challenging for them and the majority of us do not work. If you have a very flexible employer, then it is possible. The schedule is completely non-negotiable including lab days, lab assessments, clinical days, didactic assessment dates, etc. so it makes it difficult to plan things! Some blocks take a lot more study time, for example, 7 days a week nearly all day for more rigorous classes. Additionally, we often don't get our clinical schedule until the week before clinical starts and we typically get block schedules about 3-4 weeks before the block begins. Personally, I did not work but I did some things on the side like Instacart which helped close the gaps on expenses and some extra money for fun things with friends! (There's a waitlist for Instacart, so get on it now for this area if it's something you may want to do!)

As for loans, I took out private loans through Sallie Mae because I am maxed out on federal loans as well from my prior degree. You will get one loan for the first 2 "terms" and you will have to apply separately for the remainder of the "terms." They mentioned having to apply a third time, but I think that depends on your specific dates and how the school year works with when you started because my cohort didn't need to. Hope that helps!

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Does anyone else feel like they should be doing something? I feel like I should be studying something or brushing up on something? Any advice? 

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