So I'm going to try this whole process over again, as a repeat offender...I mean applicant for UW's BSN program 2014. I applied last year, made it through the proctored essay portion but was not accepted. After nursing (haha) my wounds w/ large amounts of ice cream, chocolate & such, I've recently found my mojo to try again. Anyone else re-applying or 1st time applying for 2014? I know it's extremely early in the game, but those deadlines come up faster than you think! I've saved all the tips applicants that have applied more than once and hope that 2nd time is the charm.
Anyone else out there getting ready for it? We got this
Yes I can't wait to learn the experiences of everyone in the program, and what perspectives people are bringing in! I don't know if you meant now or later haha but just a general overview I really enjoy public health! I loved it way more than I thought I would and while I wanted to be in a setting such as an ER nurse or mental health nurse I was definitely persuaded for public health nursing to be a likely option. I really like the aspect of treating the "upstream" causes, rather than the downstream band-aid effect. Each is very important, but I became more interested in being a part of education and prevention - preventing people to be in situations, rather than treating those already in need. It will be interesting to discuss ^^
Hi everyone! I need some people to add to the facebook group in order to create it. Send me an email if you want to be added (with your full name or a link to your facebook page! I look forward to meeting all of you!
I sent back my form to be removed from the waitlist today. Maybe that doesn't help anyone who has posted here so far, but it should help #13, 14, and 15!
Anichka congrats on your Seattle u first choice! I'm glad You got into the program you wished for. Just keep swimming - #8 already posted they withdrew so your at max number 9! ^^
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Yes I can't wait to learn the experiences of everyone in the program, and what perspectives people are bringing in! I don't know if you meant now or later haha but just a general overview I really enjoy public health! I loved it way more than I thought I would and while I wanted to be in a setting such as an ER nurse or mental health nurse I was definitely persuaded for public health nursing to be a likely option. I really like the aspect of treating the "upstream" causes, rather than the downstream band-aid effect. Each is very important, but I became more interested in being a part of education and prevention - preventing people to be in situations, rather than treating those already in need. It will be interesting to discuss ^^