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I'm currently in the program right now. Here's some info from the inside which may be helpful to you. First of all, the program is moving to the Baldwin County campus for all accelerated students starting in the summer. This is a HUGE positive thing because Fairhope is a beautiful place to be. The program is manageable. Grant it, I'm only averaging about 4 hrs of sleep each night because of the work, but at the end of each rotation, you'll get a significant amount of time off to recupe. The program is very writing intensive, mainly because you'll be in 5 master's level classes. So, I hope you like to write. But above all, the program is excellent and the professors are far better than anything I've ever experienced. I'm thoroughly enjoying this program you'll be surprised how much you learn in such short periods of time. Good luck, and let me know if you have any more questions or concerns.
Jerry Balentine
hi! I just applied to the program to enroll in Spring 2011. Did you have to wait long to hear back about acceptance? Was it in paper or email form? Also, did you submit a resume with your application? I asked admissions and they said it was necessary yet I noticed that it was listed as a requirement on the website after I submitted the application.
I have heard a lot of negative comments about USA's program. I was accepted somewhere else but it is more expensive. How much is USA's accelerated program for out of state students. Any feedback on the program is helpful. I saw where it was ranked 193 for its nursing program. That's not too promising.
rhino911
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Has anyone applied for the Accelerated Second Degree BSN program at USA (University of South Alabama)?
I just submitted my application yesterday and am excited about the possibility of enrolling in the program in July!