Haven't seen a thread for this upcoming cohort. So please share your information so we could all learn about each other and answer each others questions :)
Deadline for CSUApply and NursCAS was Feb 1, 2018.
Week of March 19th: Group Interview Invitations
Week of March 27-April 3: Group Interviews
3rd and 4th week of April Final Admission Decisions
Graduated June 2016 with a Bachelor's in Health Science Administration and Management. Decent/Average stats and letters of recommendations for the program. 5 years of management experience in a variety of settings: retail, non-profit, and health. I have about 1 year of clinical experience, and 1 year of working in an assited living facility.
Looking forward to hearing more about the rest of the people applying for this cohort!
That's true, but SFSU is practically the only school I can get into. They don't have an "expiration date" on prereqs so my undergrad grades would still count. All but 3 of my classes are older than 5 years, so it kind of eliminates me from other schools.
Thank you for the reply!
SFSU does have a 7-year recency requirement for their pre-requisite science courses. From what I've been told, they just instituted that policy this past year. As a result, I now have to re-take General Chemistry. You may want to look into that.
SFSU does have a 7-year recency requirement for their pre-requisite science courses. From what I've been told, they just instituted that policy this past year. As a result, I now have to re-take General Chemistry. You may want to look into that.
Yeah, I just saw the change. If I could have, I would've applied for 2018. I also have to retake gen chem, which will be a drag since it was my major. To top it off, I tutored both my sister and girlfriend while they took their chem classes, haha. If I had known, I would've taken it with them. Thanks for the heads up, best of luck to you
darcsyde, BSN, MSN, RN
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SFSU does have a 7-year recency requirement for their pre-requisite science courses. From what I've been told, they just instituted that policy this past year. As a result, I now have to re-take General Chemistry. You may want to look into that.