My name is Christina Smith! I know I started this thread a little soon, but I am sure others are just as anxious as I am about applying! I have submitted my application for the spring 2016 program I just want to post some background information about myself, and anyone who has been accepted to previous semesters can share some insight with me if the wish!
I have a 3.9 GPA. My science gpa is as follows:
A: A&P 1
A: A&P 2
B Micro (Which was taken in 5 weeks, do they view the length of the semester?!)
I have gotten As in all of my other courses, and just need algebra and chemistry (which I am taking together this fall.)
I have been a CNA for 2.5 years, and have worked as a med tech for 14 months, and have recently been employed by Carroll Hospital as a MED/SURG PCT.
I have not taken my TEAS, but have purchased a study guide and plan to STUDY STUDY STUDY!!
I was accepted into my community college's ADN program, but I want to step outside my comfort zone and head towards my dream school. I am so nervous!!!!!!!!!
I don't understand why you would post something so negative about our dreams. We know it's hell and it's going to be hard but it's what we want. Two years for the rest of our lives? That's nothing. I've already been in my undergrad for four years at the university of Maryland. Life's a huge challenge but that's why we are becoming nurses! We love it.
Who is going to Shady Grove?! I was at work....had to call 2 COTS (critical outreach team) and a code green (aggressive behavior) ... extremely understaffed...finally had a minute to take my dinner...checked my status...and I couldn't believe it. Oh my gosh. Best friday the 13 ever! Hoping for more good news for the rest of you :))
I just want to post some background information about myself, and anyone who has been accepted to previous semesters can share some insight with me if the wish! 
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I don't understand why you would post something so negative about our dreams. We know it's hell and it's going to be hard but it's what we want. Two years for the rest of our lives? That's nothing. I've already been in my undergrad for four years at the university of Maryland. Life's a huge challenge but that's why we are becoming nurses! We love it.