Stony Brook ABSN Class of 2022

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Stony Brook School of Nursing has recently opened the undergraduate application portal for the 2021 school year. I was part of an allnurses thread for their Basic BSN program last year, and the information and support from other applicants was amazing; so I jumped on creating a thread for this cycle as soon as applications became available.

Any questions or even just casual discussion about the program is more than welcome! Can’t wait to talk to all of you. ?

Specializes in Registered Nurse.

I just wanted to see if it would at least tell us if they’ve looked at our application. I’m constantly refreshing my email. They’re killing me ???

4 minutes ago, GlobalHealthNurse said:

I just wanted to see if it would at least tell us if they’ve looked at our application. I’m constantly refreshing my email. They’re killing me ???

damn.. my fee wavier was denied and I just submitted my 50 today O_O hope I am not too late.

Specializes in Registered Nurse.

I’m guessing that you should be okay if you applied for the fee waiver and they didn’t request payment just in case they denied you. But IDK..I didn’t apply for it. 

1 hour ago, mariab said:

Hey! I’m on the same boat as you! LOL.. I just checked mine and mine says submitted. I’m really nervous now!

Mine says received

Hi all! If you don’t mind, what your stats? I’ll share mine.

A&P 1: b+
A&P 2: in progress

statistics: a

Microbiology: b

human development: a-

English: A

chem: b-

recommenders were two old professors and a supervisor for a nursing internship I did at the VA.

ba in health and human services

And loads of healthcare experience from

jobs at hospitals to internships

overall GPA: 3.2

3 minutes ago, reneefuturenurse said:

Hi all! If you don’t mind, what your stats? I’ll share mine.

A&P 1: b+
A&P 2: in progress

statistics: a

Microbiology: b

human development: a-

English: A

chem: b-

recommenders were two old professors and a supervisor for a nursing internship I did at the VA.

ba in health and human services

And loads of healthcare experience from

jobs at hospitals to internships

overall GPA: 3.2

AP1: A
AP2: A

Statistics: A-

Microbio: in progress

Human Dev: A

English: B+

Chem: A

BA and MFA in Acting
No healthcare experience though I did work at a pharmacy for a while.

undergrad GPA: 3.3
gradschool GPA: 3.9

pre-req GPA so far: 3.86

Specializes in Health & Human Services/Pre-Nursing.
14 minutes ago, reneefuturenurse said:

Hi all! If you don’t mind, what your stats? I’ll share mine.

A&P 1: b+
A&P 2: in progress

statistics: a

Microbiology: b

human development: a-

English: A

chem: b-

recommenders were two old professors and a supervisor for a nursing internship I did at the VA.

ba in health and human services

And loads of healthcare experience from

jobs at hospitals to internships

overall GPA: 3.2

Here’s mine:

Currently in my Senior year at UB majoring in Health and Human Services with a concentration in Early Childhood. 

Cum GPA: 3.30

Pre-req GPA so far: 3.70

English Comp: A 

Microbiology: A 

Anatomy: A

Chemistry: B-

Lifespan Development: A 

Physiology & Statistics: in progress 

Recommenders: A Surgical Nurse Practitioner (FNP) who I shadowed with for 30+ hours, A Nurse Midwife/Women’s Health Nurse Practitioner who I had as a professor while I was studying abroad in the UK, and my Microbiology lab instructor. 

Experience: Nursing Assistant in an ICU, Patient Care Technician in the Float Pool, Certified EKG Technician, Telemetry Monitor Technician, 50+ hours shadowing RNs and Nurse Practitioners, TA for Introductory Psychology at The University at Buffalo, Research Assistant at The Univeristy at Buffalo’s Nutrition and Exercise Science Department, Peer Mentor for Freshman students, Studied Abroad in the UK and volunteered at a local hospital there, and a Member of the Delta Phi Epsilon sorority where I held leadership positions on the Standards Board and Risk Management Team! 

16 minutes ago, butfirstcoffee12 said:

Here’s mine:

Currently in my Senior year at UB majoring in Health and Human Services with a concentration in Early Childhood. 

Cum GPA: 3.30

Pre-req GPA so far: 3.70

English Comp: A 

Microbiology: A 

Anatomy: A

Chemistry: B-

Lifespan Development: A 

Physiology & Statistics: in progress 

Recommenders: A Surgical Nurse Practitioner (FNP) who I shadowed with for 30+ hours, A Nurse Midwife/Women’s Health Nurse Practitioner who I had as a professor while I was studying abroad in the UK, and my Microbiology lab instructor. 

Experience: Nursing Assistant in an ICU, Patient Care Technician in the Float Pool, Certified EKG Technician, Telemetry Monitor Technician, 50+ hours shadowing RNs and Nurse Practitioners, TA for Introductory Psychology at The University at Buffalo, Research Assistant at The Univeristy at Buffalo’s Nutrition and Exercise Science Department, Peer Mentor for Freshman students, Studied Abroad in the UK and volunteered at a local hospital there, and a Member of the Delta Phi Epsilon sorority where I held leadership positions on the Standards Board and Risk Management Team! 

wow I went to UB too! graduated in May ? great stats

Hi all! Here are my stats:

AP1: B

AP2: B

Lifespan Development: A

Statistics: A

Microbio: A-

Microbio Lab: A

Chem: B

English: AP Credit (I got a 4 on the exam, honestly not sure what grade this translates to LOL)

Cumulative GPA: 3.4

Major: Neuroscience

I currently work as a clinical research coordinator at MSKCC. My LORs were from the MD I work for, a clinical research nurse, and my supervisor/research project manager. No direct patient care experience, but work in our outpatient clinic once a month by consenting patients to non-therapeutic clinical trials and coordinating collection of research samples. Previously worked in fundraising at my university and interned at Northwell Health’s Foundation for a Summer. Previous experience as a TA for Writing in Psych Research and as a Research Assistant in a cognitive neuroscience lab performing EEG testing and Montreal Cognitive Assessments on patients with Parkinson’s Disease. No volunteer experience unfortunately (ER program I was interviewing for got cancelled due to COVID).

 

2 hours ago, GlobalHealthNurse said:

Hello! I hope you all are staying sane. I know I’m having difficulties... LOL

I was wondering if anyone’s status has changed yet on their application? Like if it’s gone from submitted to review, etc. 

Unfortunately, I don’t think the status changes until we actually get accepted or denied. ? Hoping the best for you and everyone else on this thread! ❤️

On 10/22/2020 at 12:14 PM, reneefuturenurse said:

Hi all! If you don’t mind, what your stats? I’ll share mine.

A&P 1: b+
A&P 2: in progress

statistics: a

Microbiology: b

human development: a-

English: A

chem: b-

recommenders were two old professors and a supervisor for a nursing internship I did at the VA.

ba in health and human services

And loads of healthcare experience from

jobs at hospitals to internships

overall GPA: 3.2

A&P I: B+
A&P II: B

Statistics: A

Microbio: B+

Human Development: A

English: A

Chem: A-

My recommenders were my Elementary Spanish II professor, a supervisor for my volunteering position in the ER, and my Environmental Sociology professor who is currently instructing the class I’m a UTA for.

I’m in progress of my senior year in the Health Science major at Stony Brook; planning on concentrating in Public Health/Community Health Education but am awaiting approval for that. My second choice is Emergency and Critical Care if I can’t get into Public Health.

My cumulative GPA at Stony Brook is currently 3.75 (hopefully it only continues to get better!), and my cumulative at the community college I transferred from is 3.4. I think they average the GPA from both institutions; if so, that should put me at 3.58.

3 hours ago, butfirstcoffee12 said:

Here’s mine:

Currently in my Senior year at UB majoring in Health and Human Services with a concentration in Early Childhood. 

Cum GPA: 3.30

Pre-req GPA so far: 3.70

English Comp: A 

Microbiology: A 

Anatomy: A

Chemistry: B-

Lifespan Development: A 

Physiology & Statistics: in progress 

Recommenders: A Surgical Nurse Practitioner (FNP) who I shadowed with for 30+ hours, A Nurse Midwife/Women’s Health Nurse Practitioner who I had as a professor while I was studying abroad in the UK, and my Microbiology lab instructor. 

Experience: Nursing Assistant in an ICU, Patient Care Technician in the Float Pool, Certified EKG Technician, Telemetry Monitor Technician, 50+ hours shadowing RNs and Nurse Practitioners, TA for Introductory Psychology at The University at Buffalo, Research Assistant at The Univeristy at Buffalo’s Nutrition and Exercise Science Department, Peer Mentor for Freshman students, Studied Abroad in the UK and volunteered at a local hospital there, and a Member of the Delta Phi Epsilon sorority where I held leadership positions on the Standards Board and Risk Management Team! 

My stats are very similar to yours!
I am curious to know why you have considered yourself a nursing assistant working in an ICU and not a Patient Care Technician. 
 

On my resume I just named myself a Patient Care Technician but was trained as a tele tech, ekg tech, and phlebotomy. Admissions would need to really read my job description to know I did all those things. Now I am wondering if there were a better way I could have told them all that 

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