USF Non-RN MSN Summer 2016

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Hi There! I thought I would start a thread for those of us applying for USF's Non-RN MSN CNL program for Summer 2016.

Best of luck to everyone!

Mine still says submitted and to be reviewed after the deadline...

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Specializes in Anesthesia.

Just got a call! I got accepted!!! They've prepared official offer letters today and accepted folks will receive in the mail. Deposit is due mar 28!

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I just got my call as well! Congrats! Do we know how much the deposit is, or Im guessing that will be in the letter sent out!?

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Specializes in Anesthesia.
I just got my call as well! Congrats! Do we know how much the deposit is, or Im guessing that will be in the letter sent out!?

Congrats to you too! I got so excited I totally forgot to ask lol it'll for sure be in the official offer letter though.

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Congratulations everyone! I just got my call as well :) I'm so excited to meet you all and finally start the program!

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Specializes in Knife 'n' Gun Club.

I got a call today too! Such a looooong wait, I'm so glad that's over. Woohoo!

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Hey everyone! Does anyone know if working part time during the program is totally insane or doable? I feel like I've read both. Also, does anyone happen to know where clinicals usually take place? Much appreciated! Thanks so much!!

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Specializes in Anesthesia.
Hey everyone! Does anyone know if working part time during the program is totally insane or doable? I feel like I've read both. Also, does anyone happen to know where clinicals usually take place? Much appreciated! Thanks so much!!

Congrats!! I can't speak to where clinicals take place, but I know two people who I interned with at the VA, who graduated May 2015 from this program. They both worked as paid interns at the VA in palo alto, which is EXTREMELY flexible. As an intern, I am given complete control over my schedule. For example, during this past quarter (Jan-March), I have been working only 10 hours per week and that was completely fine. One of the USF MSN grads also worked as an LVN a few shifts per month. They said it's doable as long as your job is flexible due to changing schedules every semester, but the first couple semesters you wanna work minimally due to the heavy patho/pharm curriculum.

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I haven't heard anything yet...I'm assuming that's not a good sign :(

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I haven't heard anything yet...I'm assuming that's not a good sign :(

Your admission decision is available online!

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Hmm mine still says submitted and to be reviewed after the deadline. Does anyone else's still say this?

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mine still says submitted and to be reviewed after the deadline as well

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