Seattle University DNP 2020 Cohort (RN or APNI)

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I didn't see any content here on Allnurses regarding the 2020 cohort for Seattle University's APNI-DNP program so I will start one here. Anyone else applying?

25 minutes ago, eeens148 said:

Would it be a wise decision to email admissions/Oz and say I would like to take myself out of consideration since I accepted a spot elsewhere? Or should I just wait till I hear back?

Best of luck everyone, may we all get into our top choice(s) (and more importantly the best fit program for us).

Congratulations @eeens148 on being accepted to another program! I think it is up to you, but if you've already made your decision, I don't think it would hurt if you reached out to Oz. just my two cents ? - and again, congrats!

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1 hour ago, eeens148 said:

Would it be a wise decision to email admissions/Oz and say I would like to take myself out of consideration since I accepted a spot elsewhere? Or should I just wait till I hear back?

I agree with the above poster. I think if you have definitely made up your mind on your choice, then it would be nice to let Seattle U know.

Also, suppose you get in and someone else is put on the waitlist, right behind you. Then that person is waiting on your decision to know where they will be spending next year as well.

Basically, it is the nice thing to do (if you have already made your choice.)

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Thank you both. That's what I was thinking. If I got in, I wouldn't want to hold someone else's spot. I think I'm going to reach out.

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eeens148, I think it is totally OK to wait. It's about weighing all your options and making the best decision for yourself based on all your available choices. You might change your mind and that is ok, too! Good luck on whatever you decide!

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@eeens148, per @rufus

Yes! It is totally ok to wait and weigh your options. Just in case that did not come across in the earlier message. I would say only if you are completely, entirely committed to attending another school would it be the nice thing to let SU know. But like @rufus said, make the best decision for yourself. You are clearly a great candidate and if you don't pull out from SU's process, it is likely that you will have one more school to choose from. Good luck! Do what is right for you!

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@eeens148 I hope that I also didn't come off that way in my response! you have every right to wait and weigh your options - you are the master of your own destiny (this is a saying an old professor of mine always said, it definitely stuck with me and so I wanted to share it here heh)

You will decide what is right for you once your options are laid out. Good luck to you and to everyone here! March is just around the corner! ?

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Good luck everyone! I gave up my interview spot, as I was accepted at Vanderbilt early last week. Hopefully it opens up a spot for another qualified applicant.

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Congratulations @Happy Meow ?

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9 hours ago, Happy Meow said:

Good luck everyone! I gave up my interview spot, as I was accepted at Vanderbilt early last week. Hopefully it opens up a spot for another qualified applicant.

I’ll be attending Vandy as well!

Best of luck everyone ? and thanks for your words of wisdom and support.

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Has anyone heard back? I got a phone call today being offered admission for the DNP-Midwifery program

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15 minutes ago, SSNP said:

Has anyone heard back? I got a phone call today being offered admission for the DNP-Midwifery program

Hi @SSNP nope not yet but congratulations! ? When was your interview?

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Thank you. I had my interview on Feb. 1st!

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