UC Davis MEPN 2017

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Hi all,

Anyone applying to the UC Davis MEPN program starting 2017? I'm finally taking the plunge and applying to masters entry programs/ABSN programs this year after being out of undergrad for nearly 3 years.

Looking forward to starting a conversation and hope we can use this space as a media to offer support to one another!

I think we should hear back around or after March 15 when the final day to accept/deny will be.

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That's what I was thinking as well. I know that us students on the waitlist have to accept/deny our waitlist position by March 15th, I wasn't sure if accepted students have this same deadline?

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I think it makes sense if the students who got offered a spot has the same/close date to our waitlist deadline date. If that's the case, then after the 16th we should start hearing back from the program.

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Has anyone on the waitlist heard back?

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I haven't heard back. They're probably still evaluating those on the waitlist.

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Hi all!

I was also waitlisted and just recently got my acceptance last week. :)

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Hi all!

I was also waitlisted and just recently got my acceptance last week. :)

Congrats! They did give you a date to accept/deny by just like the waitlist?

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Thanks!

Actually they didn't give me a date to accept by. When I received a notice via email, it just said congrats and please click here to accept/decline acceptance. I breezed through the fine print!

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Hi,

I was waitlisted also and received an acceptance email on March 8th. Thank Godí ½í¹Œí ¼í¿½

Sounds like they are still accepting people off the waitlist so don't lose hope.

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I have just received my acceptance email! I have until May 15th to accept my position. Good luck to those on the waitlist!

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Congrats everyone! Don't forget to join our Facebook Page. Search "UC Davis MEPN Cohort 2."

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Those of you who submitted a FAFSA and qualified for aid in undergraduate. How are you planning on paying for the $93,000 in tuition/fees? The price seems crazy high for a program that results in RN. UCLA's MECN is around $50k.

Are you going to be taking out the $20k in federal loans each year and then private for the rest?

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