Samuel Merritt University ABSN - Fall 2025

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Members are discussing their admissions to different campuses for a nursing program, sharing their top choices, GPAs, application timelines, and anxieties about the admission process. Some members are also seeking advice on sending transcripts and discussing the importance of healthcare experience in their applications.

Hi All,

I am in the prograss to apply samuel merritt 2025 fall absn program. Anyone is the same timeline?

 

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Specializes in Certified Medical Assistant.

is anyone in the ELMSN CM or FNP cohort? if so, theres a discord for that and lmk if youd like to join

Stella Fritock said:

https://discord.gg/gs4v7TEf
 

sorry I just saw your message about the link- here it is!  Lmk if it works.

Hi the link expired! Could you send a new one so I can join please? thank you!

Specializes in OR, Nursing Professional Development.

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kjennakim said:

Hi the link expired! Could you send a new one so I can join please? thank you!

https://discord.gg/8R3XKpUuT7
 

 

hi all! I'll be starting my app soon - do you know if Im allowed to apply for Summer and then also the fall in case I don't get in? (deadline for Summer 2026 is and April 2026 is deadline for fall 2026. would love to hear someone else's experience with this. Also any general application tips and what they seem to value! 

futureRN1998 said:

hi all! I'll be starting my app soon - do you know if Im allowed to apply for Summer and then also the fall in case I don't get in? (deadline for Summer 2026 is and April 2026 is deadline for fall 2026. would love to hear someone else's experience with this. Also any general application tips and what they seem to value! 

Yesss I applied for fall and Spring and that was okay to do. It increases your chance!

Hi all,

I'm in the process of applying for the Summer 2026 ABSN program of Samuel Merritt University. Is anyone in the same timeline?

Also, could anyone please share whether the program offers any internship opportunities? I would like to accumulate some work experience while studying the program, so it could be easier to find a job after graduation?

Thank you!

 

Constance L. said:

Hi all,

I'm in the process of applying for the Summer 2026 ABSN program of Samuel Merritt University. Is anyone in the same timeline?

Also, could anyone please share whether the program offers any internship opportunities? I would like to accumulate some work experience while studying the program, so it could be easier to find a job after graduation?

Thank you!

 

Hii Constance,

I'm about to enter my second semester for the ABSN @ SMU. To my knowledge there is no internship opportunities in the clinical setting, but there are tutoring opportunities which I believe are 20/hour. For the most part, school feels like a full time job. 
lmk if u have more questions!

Stella Fritock said:

Hii Constance,

I'm about to enter my second semester for the ABSN @ SMU. To my knowledge there is no internship opportunities in the clinical setting, but there are tutoring opportunities which I believe are 20/hour. For the most part, school feels like a full time job. 
lmk if u have more questions!

Hi Stella,

Thank you so much for your kind response! That's wonderful, congratulations! Wish you have greater success for your second semester!

Oh so the SMU ABSN program does not provide us opportunities to do clinical rotations in healthcare settings such as hospitals or clinics, where students are able to gain supervised, hands-on experience by working alongside licensed nurses? I am particularly interested in understanding how these clinical experiences support students' learning and professional development, as well as their transition into nursing practice after graduation.

Also, I don't have any previous experience in nursing, and my first bachelor degree is not nursing as well. Do I have to finish some prerequisites before I applied to the ABSN program?

Look forward to your answer:)

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