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Hi everyone! I’m starting this thread so we can share our application criteria points with each other! I just turned in my application today. I have between 85 and 88 points. I have 3 B’s on my science prerequisites :((, 4.0 gpa for all the general Ed courses. I have fluency in Spanish, an associates degree, CNA, and volunteer experience. I scored an 88 on my TEAS! I hope they can look past my grades in my prerequisite courses and I get in!!! I hope we all get into this cohort! Good luck everyone
10 minutes ago, W12 said:It means at the graduate level.... When you have a prior bachelor's degree and are enrolled in a post bach program (which a second bachelor's would be considered). I think it has more to do with financial aid to be honest... At least this is my understanding.
Basically, we get screwed because we have chosen to go back to school to pursue a "second career or degree." Lol.
? I thought graduate level was masters and above. If you are pursuing a second bachelor's they consider that graduate level and make you pay as such?
2 hours ago, AspiringDNP said:The hospitals that are used for clinical, are they all spread out or are they mostly located in south San Diego? @themostcorrectanswer @Caligirl85
Well I know where ucsd and naval hospital are located but the others have multiple locations.
For day cohort, we were split into four groups. We’ve gone to sharp Chula Vista, navy med, Scripps Chula and all locations for kaiser in San Diego. If you’re in kaiser I believe you’re notified the morning of which location you’re going to.
5 minutes ago, themostcorrectanswer said:For day cohort, we were split into four groups. We’ve gone to sharp Chula Vista, navy med, Scripps Chula and all locations for kaiser in San Diego. If you’re in kaiser I believe you’re notified the morning of which location you’re going to.
So a group goes to one hospital for their clinicals? No rotating locations?
You typically go to multiple locations. Not one the entire program.
One per clinical course, but you will likely be assigned to a different hospital with each clinical course. So yes, for example you will be at one hospital for med surge 1, but not necessarily be at the same for peds or labor and delivery. If that makes sense.
7 minutes ago, W12 said:You typically go to multiple locations. Not one the entire program.
One per clinical course, but you will likely be assigned to a different hospital with each clinical course. So yes, for example you will be at one hospital for med surge 1, but not necessarily be at the same for peds or labor and delivery. If that makes sense.
Yes, thank you. Cool. I was hoping to rotate.
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It means at the graduate level.... When you have a prior bachelor's degree and are enrolled in a post bach program (which a second bachelor's would be considered). I think it has more to do with financial aid to be honest... At least this is my understanding.
Basically, we get screwed because we have chosen to go back to school to pursue a "second career or degree." Lol.