UCSF MEPN 2020

nurselefteye · Oct 31, 2019

Hey have you heard anything?

andreamesco · Oct 31, 2019

On 10/29/2019 at 1:45 PM, andreamesco said:
@nuselefteye not yet. , I am still on the waiting game.. What about you?

nurselefteye · Oct 31, 2019

33 minutes ago, andreamesco said:
@nuselefteye not yet. , I am still on the waiting game.. What about you

Nope nothing. When do you think we will start to hear back for interviews? I applied to the FNP program

andreamesco · Oct 31, 2019

I believe the timeline is : Mid-December they will send letters for interviews in January , and by the end of February and beginning of March they will send final decision letters.

I also applied for the FNP, best of luck !! ?

meow333 · Nov 1, 2019

Same here for FNP, wondering how many FNP slots they offer each cohort.

andreamesco · Nov 1, 2019

From what I read from previous years only 10 ?, the FNP is the most competitive track

nurselefteye · Nov 1, 2019

14 hours ago, andreamesco said:
From what I read from previous years only 10 ?, the FNP is the most competitive track

10! That is so little. How many applications do they get for it a year?

andreamesco · Nov 1, 2019

2 hours ago, nurselefteye said:
10! That is so little. How many applications do they get for it a year?

No idea ! But it being UCSF I would not be surprised if someone says hundreds!!! MEPN 2018 stats were 294 applications and 81 only were admitted for all cohorts.

Anisap, MSN, RN · Nov 6, 2019

10 spots for FNP?!!!! Oh nooooooooooooooooo!!!!!!! Stay hopefully everyone!!!!!!!??

Jas21 · Jul 15, 2020

Did anyone get in from last year? I am starting to get everything together and will try to apply next year. What were the process to applying for the MEPN program with a concentration on pediatric? Do I just have my transcript sent to the admission office? I tried contacting Steven Johnson but I kept on getting an email failed so I am not sure who else to contact about this. I am curious if my Intro to Probability and Statistic class will be acceptable for the statistic class requirement. What else should I do to get a better chance of getting in? I am a current Lead Pharmacy Technician at Stanford Oncology Treatment Center. I've worked there for 5 years and just now got into a management position. Any advice on what I should concentrate on when writing my personal statement? Anything anyone can advice on would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance!