UMSON CNL Fall 2019

maka23 · Mar 20, 2019

Thanks for the replies. I interviewed last week and I do not have the best interviewing skills. Also, my 30 minute essay was around 350 words and I thought it could have been much better. I just can't gauge how well I did. My GPA for the last 2 years of undergrad was close to a 4.0 and my prereq GPA is somewhere above a 3.0. This decision is such a big deal in my life and waiting for a response is so hard. Good luck to everyone that got accepted, rejected, or is still waiting.

Nurse2b2021 · Mar 20, 2019

@Sunshine801There is a Facebook page I found. Looks like it was made 3/9/19.

Nurse2b2021 · Mar 20, 2019

Here is the link to the one I found:

https://www.facebook.com/groups/2251621521776310/

Sunshine801 · Mar 20, 2019

7 minutes ago, Nurse2b2021 said:
Here is the link to the one I found:
https://www.facebook.com/groups/2251621521776310/

Okay awesome! Thanks! When I tried searched the only one I could find was the Spring 2019 one!

poe20 · Mar 25, 2019

@maka23 I know it's hard not to worry. Thankfully, I knew several alumni and they truly look at your total package. Your GPA sounds fine, and any volunteering or work experience they take into consideration. But, the interview is a critical piece a well. It appears that they usually get back to those accepted in a week. Don't give up hope!

nursinglove12 · Mar 25, 2019

Good luck to everyone who got accepted.

aaaa193 · Mar 25, 2019

Hi guys, I somehow came across this thread while looking into UMSON.

I am currently a junior (health sciences major). I should be graduating spring 2020. I'm starting to get nervous about applying and getting in but I am sure this is what I want to do!

My friend who goes to UMSON and is in the CNL program told me she had a 2.5 science gpa and it seems like from their website that they require a minimum of 3.0 for science.

For those accepted or have a good idea of admissions, what do you think my chances of getting in would be? I am planning on applying do get in for spring 2021 since I heard it is a little easier to get in spring admission (plus I may take a course or 2 after I graduate)

Hopefully by the time I graduate in spring 2020 these should be my stats:

3.3 or 3.4 cumulative GPA

3.0 science GPA

85 or 90% on the TEAS which I think I can do if I study hard.

Over 800 hours working as a Chiropractic Assistant (hoping to get a Medical assistant job this summer)

Over 500 hours volunteering at a hospital

I am planning on receiving a good recommendation letter and hoping to write a strong personal statement/essay.

Please let me know what you think my chances of getting in are or what you would recommend I do to improve my stats!

maka23 · Mar 28, 2019

On 3/25/2019 at 2:03 PM, nursinglove12 said:
Good luck to everyone who got accepted.

Are you still waiting for a response? @nursinglove12

nursedooode · Mar 29, 2019

IN!!!!!!!

nursinglove12 · Apr 1, 2019

@maka23 I got accepted.

crob73 · Apr 2, 2019

So... I did what i told myself i wouldn't do and emailed them regarding my lack of status change good or bad and whether I should be doing something in the meantime to better my chances bc I haven't received any emails. Yesterday, April fools ? I got an email saying they sent me an email TWO WEEKS AGO asking about an interview! I never received it... I literally check every day for any school mail now... Even in spam... i swear this kinda thing always happens. ?

deeero · Apr 2, 2019

@crob73 when did you submit your application? This makes me nervous! I haven't heard back either.

Will they let you schedule an interview?