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Hello! I am in the process of applying for the spring 2012 semester at the Baltimore campus!! I didn't see any threads out there yet for people who are applying so I figured I'd start one :) Feel free to share gpa, TEAS scores, etc and any updates on admission!! GOOD luck to everyone!
Hey guys! I also applied to the BSN program and anxiously awaiting a decision!
I was just wondering though if someone could help me out. I only have one 'pre-req' left and it's just a humanities class which I'm currently taking. However, I am struggling to remember facts about this class(pretty much all history, not my thing!) and fear I won't get higher than a C in the class. I will still have a good GPA if I get a D in the class but will they still consider the class as being taken or do i need to pass with a C or better for those credits to apply? If anyone knows please help!
Thanks!
Hey guys! I also applied to the BSN program and anxiously awaiting a decision!I was just wondering though if someone could help me out. I only have one 'pre-req' left and it's just a humanities class which I'm currently taking. However, I am struggling to remember facts about this class(pretty much all history, not my thing!) and fear I won't get higher than a C in the class. I will still have a good GPA if I get a D in the class but will they still consider the class as being taken or do i need to pass with a C or better for those credits to apply? If anyone knows please help!
Thanks!
All prerequisites need to be a minimum grade of C. However, once you've applied, you need to get at least B's in your remaining classes.
Here's a quote from the UMB site under the BSN Admission Requirements tab:
"Please note that students admitted to the Traditional BSN Program must earn a minimum grade of "B" in any additional coursework completed prior to enrolling at the School of Nursing and must present a cumulative grade-point average of at least 3.0 ("B") otherwise admission will be withdrawn."
So... If you are accepted, you'll need a B to keep your seat. If you are accepted and get a C, they will withdraw your admission for this spring semester, but that C can be used in your prereq list if you reapply next semester.
History is not my thing either so I didn't take any history classes on purpose. Keep trying your best though! Talk to your professor and explain the situation. Ask them what you need to do/what extra credit work you can do to get that B. Your professor might be willing to work with you. Good luck!
I am having a hard time understanding how you can get accepted into this program in MID-November and have to go to orientation, background check, physical, blood titers for vaccinations, TB test, CPR training; etc... all before the beginning of a January semester... in the midst of holiday season. The stress of the weeks following acceptance is more overwhelming than the wait to find out if I am even accepted.
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