Hello everyone. I was searching for a thread but could not find one so I am starting this discussion topic for USF MSN non nurse spring 2018 applications.
Lets all discuss our stats like GPA, volunteer experience, etc. I have a decent prerequisite GPA right now. I have registered for Micro and psychology and will be taking in fall. My undertgrad GPA is 3.15 in computer applications (not that good). After working in customer service I was no longer interested in computers so decided to change my major.
Lets start this journey together and good luck to everyone.
Waitlisted as well. Interesting. I was accepted into Emory's program, but was waitlisted for this one. I don't quite understand acceptance decisions.
I was rejected from Davis but accepted to USF. I had stronger LORs and a better Personal Statement for USF though. I think they weighed a lot with USF's decision making process.
I was waitlisted for Emory and just got waitlisted for USF. Keeping my fingers crossed big time for the other programs I applied to! Congrats on Emory!
I was rejected from Davis but accepted to USF. I had stronger LORs and a better Personal Statement for USF though. I think they weighed a lot with USF's decision making process.
Hi trojan10, I was rejected from USF. Can you give any tips on how to improve on Personal Statement and who is best to ask for LORs? My LORs were from a professor that I took anatomy class with this year and a doctor that I worked with for the past year. Congratulations and Thank you.
so I just had an over the phone interview with one of the faculty members. on my application I indicated that I am bilingual in Spanish and that I am interested in doing clinicals in a bilingual primary care health care setting and I believe this is why I was interviewed. I was not denied or waitlisted, but was given the opportunity to interview and verify that I am bilingual. did anyone else do this as well?
so I just had an over the phone interview with one of the faculty members. on my application I indicated that I am bilingual in Spanish and that I am interested in doing clinicals in a bilingual primary care health care setting and I believe this is why I was interviewed. I was not denied or waitlisted, but was given the opportunity to interview and verify that I am bilingual. did anyone else do this as well?
That's awesome! I didn't get that chance. Was the full interview in Spanish? I speak some Spanish but didn't indicate I was bilingual. Maybe I should do that in when I re-apply next round.
What questions do they ask and when are they telling you if you got in?
trojan10
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December 1st.