My last reference submitted my LOR yesterday morning. I just checked my GUS To-Do List; and everything is cleared as they received my 2 LORs and official transcripts.
Anyone know what days the interviews are going to be?!
AANA Associate Member Fee (if paid by student): $200.00
SEE Exam Fee (if required): $250.00
Graduation Fee: $90.00
Other Fees: $10,800.00 Other Fees Description: Book, lic,, NCE, program fees (Typhon, etc), background checks, technology, university services, transportation/parking, health services.
Does anyone know when they plan to start notifying people for interviews? Or when their interviews might be? They were still TBA when I did my info session and on the website.
Does anyone know when they plan to start notifying people for interviews? Or when their interviews might be? They were still TBA when I did my info session and on the website.
Rule of thumb, is usually 4 weeks, as early as 2 weeks. I expect UAMS sending out email interviews the last week of Feburary, with interview dates in the first week of April. Sounds reasonable to me.
Rule of thumb, is usually 4 weeks, as early as 2 weeks. I expect UAMS sending out email interviews the last week of Feburary, with interview dates in the first week of April. Sounds reasonable to me.
The director said they were swamped with applications the last week. She said at this time she had no solid dates of communication for interviews, start dates etc.
AANA Associate Member Fee (if paid by student): $200.00
SEE Exam Fee (if required): $250.00
Graduation Fee: $90.00
Other Fees: $10,800.00 Other Fees Description: Book, lic,, NCE, program fees (Typhon, etc), background checks, technology, university services, transportation/parking, health services.
So looking at about 86K for in state and 123K for out of state.
Sounds about par for the course for a state institution.
The director said they were swamped with applications the last week. She said at this time she had no solid dates of communication for interviews, start dates etc.
I wonder how many people will be applying since it is a new program.
I think new programs are only allowed so many spots starting out. I know Tulsa's new program will only have 15. Others choose to have low number of spots to better fit their program such as Gonzaga which only admits 12 a year. It also depends on the amount of clinical spots. Texas Wesleyan admits 120ish but they have a ton on clinical spots due to their distant education when you get into clinicals.
Everything has finally dropped off my To Do's on GUS. I had some hold up with my recommendations since two of them did not get the email from UAMS so they had to email the LOR to the College of Nursing Admission email which in turn took forever to link with my account.
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I'm still trying to get my last reference to submit their Letter of Recommendation.
I would have loved to have gone to the information sessions but they were always on days that I worked.