Vanderbilt MSN 2019

[LCSWtoPMHNP]

Hi! I'm starting a thread for Vanderbilt MSN Fall 2019. Anyone else applying/re-applying too? Please comment!

[VwBee89, EMT-I]

Does anyone know what is the range of scholarships given? (e.g. 1,000-15,000)

[PNinTraining]

1 hour ago, VwBee89 said:

Does anyone know what is the range of scholarships given? (e.g. 1,000-15,000)

$7,000 was the amount that most people got last year according to the 2018 thread.

[Motherofcorgis, BSN, RN]

2 hours ago, PNinTraining said:

$7,000 was the amount that most people got last year according to the 2018 thread.

Do you know if this was yearly or per semester?

[PNinTraining]

2 minutes ago, delaneyjaney said:

Do you know if this was yearly or per semester?

I think it is annual based on the thread from last year. The financial aid email sent in January also made it appear that the scholarship is annual.

[RN_17]

Do you know if "Nursing Scholarship" is from the list "5-Sch. & Loan Repay Sources 19-20." they sent to us?

[VwBee89, EMT-I]

Is it seriously just 7,000$ for the entire program? Thats pretty low. ?

[Sarah31797]

It's $7,000 per year I believe, so $14,000 total. I think the partial scholarships they give out are between 7-11k for each year.

[Natalie Louise]

I applied to the PMHNP specialty by the priority deadline and was told back in January that I was in the first round of interviews, so I emailed yesterday about the decision timeline. They said my application would go to the committee for a final decision today, but that I still will not be notified until a date after until mid-February. Such a nail-biter! Vandy is my #1 school, and I've heard back from everywhere else.

[LCSWtoPMHNP]

3 minutes ago, Natalie Louise said:

I applied to the PMHNP specialty by the priority deadline and was told back in January that I was in the first round of interviews, so I emailed yesterday about the decision timeline. They said my application would go to the committee for a final decision today, but that I still will not be notified until a date after until mid-February. Such a nail-biter! Vandy is my #1 school, and I've heard back from everywhere else.

Wow, Natalie! For sure a nail-biter ?

Hang in there!

[RN_17]

6 hours ago, PNinTraining said:

$7,000 was the amount that most people got last year according to the 2018 thread.

Was $7,000 scholarship granted or you have to apply for it separately? Are these from the "Scholarship and Repayment Resources" list they recently emailed?

[heartpublichealth, RN]

2 minutes ago, HiFive said:

Was $7,000 scholarship granted or you have to apply for it separately? Are these from the "Scholarship and Repayment Resources" list they recently emailed?

And is this merit-based?

[PNinTraining]

14 minutes ago, heartpublichealth said:

And is this merit-based?

16 minutes ago, HiFive said:

Was $7,000 scholarship granted or you have to apply for it separately? Are these from the "Scholarship and Repayment Resources" list they recently emailed?

I'm not positive. I'm just going off of what was sent in the financial aid email and what I read from last year's thread. I presume the $7,000 is merit based and you do not have to apply separately.