I created this thread for anyone who applied/applying/got accepted to USF BSN or program. If anyone has any insight, words of wisdom, or anything else that might be useful, it would be much appreciated. Here is a little info about myself to kick this off...
I am currently living in the SF bay area and Im finishing off a few courses before I transfer to a 4 year college next semester. I applied for USF's BSN fall 15 program and here are some of my STATS:
*Academics: I have a 3.8 in my prereqs and a 3.5 (overall) GPA.
*Experience/Volunteer Work: I am a Army veteran with 8 years of experience in health care. ( I have worked in the ICU & ER, at Brooke Army Medical Center for about 6 months. Went on several humanitarian missions which consisted of providing medical aid to rural communities in developing countries. I've also done a tour in Afghanistan, working in a combat support hospital.)
* Personal statement: Writing has never been my strong suit... :-/.. but I wrote it in story format (based on my deployment) and how the values of the military compliment USF's core values.
*Letter of Recommendation: My human anatomy instructor (PhD)
Lastly, I'll keep everyone posted on my application status if any future students want to use this thread as a point of reference.
No sorry. In doing research on this forum. Last year fall applicants majority got accepted sat March 8. That's why I thought this passed sat would be highly likely. The year before fall applicants majority accepted heard the second sat(some fri via email) so that would be this sat. I have no idea really though. I've heard they say by the end of the month but from experience they said that about spring semester and then when I didn't hear by early jan they said all they could tell me was that acceptances were sent and made by Dec 15. Just trying to make educated guesses and stay sane.
I'm not for sure. It could be any day. I'm just going off of posts from the last couple years. If you search usfca bsn fall 2014 on here you'll find the post and see. Then the same 2013. But you're right nothing is definite.
Student293
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Still nothing