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Hi folks,
Thinking about applying to UIC's GEP program. Anybody here applied and was accepted? What were your stats?
My stats: 3.2 Overall GPA/3.5 Sci BA in Sociology. Office Manager in home health care, tech in a medical equipment co, medical assistant (no cert) in dr's office and later office manager there. Volunteering in Nursing Home around 120 hours...
From what I can tell on their website, after completing the NCLEX, you immediately start the master portion of the program. Is this correct?
@jmonkeyjen I also signed up for the interview on April 22nd. I was hoping for a Skype interview because I live in Arizona, but I spoke to the coordinator today and she said that doing a phone or Skype interview is definitely a disadvantage. I really don't want to spend $500 flying to Chicago, but it seems like that's the only thing to do.
I am in the same boat. Its really hard to fly out there. I think this means I am not going to get in at all. Such is life. I at least have a plan B
@jmonkeyjen it's not exactly ideal for me, but my parents are wonderful and they have offered to use their miles to pay for the flight! I am actually from Chicago as well, I just attend school at The University of Arizona in Tucson. I'm graduating this May! Where in Chicago are you from? I was raised in Libertyville and my family still lives there!
For Acute Adult/Gero did anyone notice there were only two time slots and at this point about 46 participants signed up?? That seems like a lot of interviewees for only two time slots?? In any case I'm glad we'll find out the final decision by the 26th I'm getting nervous now!![/quote']Final decision by April 26th or May 26th? Sorry I haven't received any email as of yet.
@elaurance, the adult-gero acute care interview sign up was pooled with the adult-gero primary care sign up, so I imagine there's roughly half of each (but obviously there could be more acute/more primary, no way to know!). And since it's small group interviews, I guess two timeslots seems kind of reasonable?
@rain, The email we received for acute/primary care interviews said "No other interview dates or times will be available and final decisions will be made that week." Meaning the week of April 22nd.
@elaurance, the adult-gero acute care interview sign up was pooled with the adult-gero primary care sign up, so I imagine there's roughly half of each (but obviously there could be more acute/more primary, no way to know!). And since it's small group interviews, I guess two timeslots seems kind of reasonable?@rain, The email we received for acute/primary care interviews said "No other interview dates or times will be available and final decisions will be made that week." Meaning the week of April 22nd.
Thank you Sara! :) good luck!
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Hmm interesting... Small group interviews...
I hope we do hear something by today or by latest tomorrow! I will call for MH if I don't hear anything by tomorrow.