I looked around hoping to find a thread but only found previous years. I applied early September for the program and have seen been playing the waiting game. I'd like to hear from others who applied, maybe I can help answer some questions and we can all offer each other support.
Graduated from Stony Brook with a 3.85, but a year in law school brought me to a 3.5; my science prereq GPA is a 4.0. Besides stats, which I have a B in, I have all As in my prereqs, and I'm finishing up micro this semester. I'm a yoga teacher, and volunteered in a nursing home for a few months, and a rough pregnancy and delivery is what brought me to nursing. I would love to work in a hospital until school starts (wishful positive thinking!). Has anyone had trouble finding work in a hospital? If so, how did you get in? I've been applying to pretty much all hospital jobs in LI and NYC for months and haven't gotten one call back. It's kind of shocking. Also, anyone take the TEAS? SBU said they don't require it but a great score would bulk up the application, so, I'm regretting not taking it now.
I don't think there's too much to worry about that you can control. Last year's forum said it was straightforward. The math is some conversions and fraction/percentages work. Practice general interview questions and know why you actually want to be in the program and become a nurse, and you should be fine. The hardest part is just beating the numbers, and I'm sure work history, grades, and application are a large part of your "score". Since it's too late to change those things just be confident and thankful to be there.
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Anyone else mind sharing their stats?