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Hey guys !
I'm applying and I'm really nervous, but excited to start my nursing program soon. Anyone else applying to UW?
Interesting! The confirmation email for my electronic copy doesn't state Feb.6th. However, they sent me an additional email saying that due to so many applicants they are not able to assign a confirmation code to everyone. Which is frightening! I wonder how many applicants total they had this year.
@Shelley The license number doesn't really matter haha, like i said half the people don't even have their CNA. If you get invited for the proctored essay, it will be very important on how you answer the questions. I think that if you are able to talk about what you have learned, what you have experienced, and what you will continue to learn and bring a couple examples from your past experience, then not having a lot of recent experience won't bring you down. There were people with alot of experience that weren't accepted because they couldn't get across how their experience relates to nursing, and how relevant their strengths and weaknesses are to nursing, in their writing.
as for your extracurricular activities, it doesn't have to be all nursing related. I had random tutoring and sports things and study groups in mine. they just want to see that you don't spend 24/7 studying, and can balance a heavy load (since you have to balance our class load and studying well).
If you are chosen for the essay, then use the opportunity to write a fantastic response. About 230 ish get chosen for the essay, they select 95 ish plus wait list people. You just have to out perform a little over half of the people sitting in that room =P
Yes, 483...holy cow! That gives us a 19.87% chance of getting in. How many of us are on this thread? All of us, I hope. I've been practicing math conversions on dosagehelp.com and writing out my strengths and weaknesses. Good luck to all! If I'm asked to write the essay I will be proctored in Alaska since it's kind of expensive to get to Seattle.
Hi fine folks! I have been lurking on this thread for a while and finally decided to jump in and say hi. I am also a BSN applicant waiting anxiously to hear back about the proctored essay. Meanwhile, I am finishing up the UW general app. I live in Seattle, so I think I am going to hand-deliver my transcripts to admissions tomorrow. I will be so happy to be done with all this stuff! I wish you all the best of luck. Hopefully we'll be classmates at UW next Fall!
shelleybaumer
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I think that if you got an email letting you know that you'd get the essay email on the 13th then you're in the system. That email says it counts as your confirmation of application receipt. The Feb. 6th date was in my original confirmation email after I submitted the electronic version.