I wanted to start a forum for those who applied to University of San Francisco BSN nursing fall 2018. I just finished my application and submitted all my documentation last week. I am very nervous but extreamly excited to find out if I am accepted. USF is my dream school. Let's stick together in this as we anticipate our answers!
My statistics:
Transfer student from Diablo Valley College
3.55 pre-req GPA
3.75 overall (76 credits)
150 hours volunteer service at John Muir Center for Recovery
50 hours volunteer service at Northbrook nursing home
Phi Theta Kappa honor society member
Alpha Gamma Sigma honor society member
4-H member 13 years
My personal statement was a creative short story of my first experience with community service at age 8 and my care for a family member after they had a severe stroke.
It is a steep deposit of $750. I would understand if people declined it. I was close to declining but i feel as if no other school would give me a chance.
Hi guys, I just checked my portal and it updated at 4:45 pm today. I applied to the BSN VANAP program in Sacramento. This is what it says:
Congratulations! I'm delighted to offer you admission to the University of San Francisco for the Fall 2018 term.
We were impressed by your academic and personal achievements and excited by what you'll contribute to our diverse and intellectually engaged USF community. The moment you step on our campus in San Francisco, you'll be part of USF's 160-year legacy of Jesuit educational excellence and passion for justice. We can't wait to see what you do!
To accept our offer of admission, you need to submit your enrollment deposit by May 25. You can make your payment by logging in to our myUSF portal. Here's how:
However, I do not see anything about being accepted into the nursing program I'm confused
Aw congratulations to you as well!! Did your acceptance letter specifically say you got into the nursing program?? I applied to the Sacramento VANAP program as a transfer.
st96, ADN, BSN, RN
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That makes sense! The counselor did say they were waiting on deposits made for this cohort.