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I am thinking about going to Mercy's accelerated second degree program but I hear they lose many people during the year due to grades. Is that true? Is it too fast and should I consider a 2 year program? I am a good student but I'd hate to spend all that money then not make it as they don't allow anyone to retake a class so I hear as other schools do. I am open to all feedback. Thank you.
Hi;
When I was accepted into the program in 2007 there was not an official interview. I was taking my prerequisite courses at a community college and I became friends with someone else like myself that had a bachelor's degree in another area. We went up to the school and met with the dean of nursing and were both accepted on the spot!!
I would treat the interview like a job interview. Why do you want to become a nurse. Where do you see yourself going in the nursing field. How do you plan on succeeding in the nursing program. These are the questions I imagine that will be asked of you.
It was a very challenging and fast paced program. When I went it was 12 months with 2 month long breaks in between semesters and a couple week long breaks as well. So we essentially became nurses in 9 months and took our board exams.
I wish you the best of luck
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I applied for the Second degree BSN program in July for January 2018. I have not received any information from the University of Detroit yet. Has anyone else received anything yet? I am very anxious to receive something!!!!