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For prospective applicants for the 2017 year in the Vanderbilt MSN program. Being as I am currently wait listed in the 2016 year due to a very late application, there is a high probability I would have to apply again come November 1st 2016 for the following year acceptance.
November 1st, 2016 is the priority application deadline for the 2017 year. All materials (GRE, official transcripts, application payment, letters of recommendation, statement of intent) must have been submitted by this date.
Letters of acceptance for August 2016 orientation and start were sent out the first week of February 2016. Wait listed recipients received their wait list offer in an around the first week of March 2016 with the caveat that seats may open well into late July.
hi everyone, wishing you all the best as you continue your applications and eagerly await feedback on your admission status. i'm currently a pre-specialty student (psych specialty) and i'm happy to answer any questions- feel free to message me; i won't be checking the board so won't see any questions posted on here, but will keep an eye on my inbox. i know this board along with current students were very helpful in my decision to attend Vandy so i'm happy to help if i can.
Hi all! Just got an email about interviewing for the ABSN/CNM program! Has anyone interviewed yet? Just wondering what to expect, they said it only will last 10-15 minutes!
Just a heads up: You will not earn a BSN in Vanderbilt's accelerated nursing program. You will earn an RN only. No BSN. If you want a BSN (along with another semester of education to account for this degree) Emory offers it and maybe one or two other schools in the US. Your degree will be RN, MSN, CNM upon completion at Vandy. Hope that helps avoid any confusion!
(Full disclosure: I am in the pre-specialty program of the CNM portion at Vanderbilt currently).
Just a heads up: You will not earn a BSN in Vanderbilt's accelerated nursing program. You will earn an RN only. No BSN. If you want a BSN (along with another semester of education to account for this degree) Emory offers it and maybe one or two other schools in the US. Your degree will be RN, MSN, CNM upon completion at Vandy. Hope that helps avoid any confusion!(Full disclosure: I am in the pre-specialty program of the CNM portion at Vanderbilt currently).
Thanks for clarifying! Do you think there is any disadvantage to not getting the BSN degree? Any implications for future scope of practice or career prospects? Or no difference?
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Hi guys! I have creeped for a while but, first time posting. I applied for the direct entry FNP program. My numbers are so/so but, Im at peace with it. If I get into the program that would be amazing but, if not, Im ok with it.