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I was wondering if anyone had heard anything about the acceptance letters yet. I know it's still a little early, but the letter for the interview said we should know by the 9th. It's basically all I can think about at this point.
Hi Tristan,
I have read some of your old postings. It's very encouraging to know that many people get in school after reapplying. Could I ask what your pre-requiste GPA was and if you had any repeats. Here is my situation:
I applied for Spring 2012 with a 3.2 pre-req gpa and was not admitted. I was told to repeat Anatomy and Nutrition. I applied for Fall 2012 and was not offered an interview because the school had to make decisions before I was done with classes,so my gpa was still not competitive. I am now finishing up my last repeat and applying for the Fall 2013. My pre-req GPA is most likely a 3.6,Ill have to wait for my official grade at the end of this quarter. First 2 times I applied for Spokane,I am hoping that I can get into the Yakima campus. Do you honestly think i have a shot of getting in? How was the interview and how did you conduct yourself? Any advice is appreciated and congrats on entering S1! :)
Hello a2012!
When I applied both times I was at a 3.8 gpa, and was given an interview both times... However once you get the interview, all bets are off pertaining to your gpa, someone with a 3.4 has as much of a chance to get in as someone with a 4.0. My findings with the interview process were not to be too confident, and if you are really nervous.. Even better! I suggest practicing but not memorising, think about your opinions on topics and look at the website to see what the school is about. All in all sometimes it will depend what questions you get or who your interviewers are, and you can't control those things... I also sent thank you letters to my interviews after my second interview, I'm not sure how much that pays but if you interview again it's something they remember. I think a 3.6 is a great gpa and you should definitely get an interview. And I didn't repeat any classes.
Hope this helps!
Thank you so much and I was also thinking about doing a thank you note,if I get an interview. I will definitely be preparing for this interview because there's not much I can do about my GPA since I've repeated several courses already..lol..How and what did you write in your thank you note?
I also applied for this Spring 2013, however, until right now I have not had any information or the letter from their yet. I am so anxious every day for waiting it. I heard from my friends who got the same interview day with me that they are still in waiting list too. Does someone give me an advise that what I can do right now? I am really stress and anxiety.
Kimberley,
I hope you get called from the wait list! I know it's frustrating,I too was put on the waitlist for Spring 2012 and they could not give out much info. You can always reapply as long as you don't give up if nursing is what you want to do.I have learned that for some people the journey just takes a little longer and the path itself maybe harder. In the end it's worth it. I hope you applied to other schools,that's something I should have done the first time I applied. I probably could have had my RN and then apply for BSN by now
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You have to send back the blue postcard saying that your accepting and the post admission paper by nov 30. In the wire envelope you send in the blue immunization form with supporting documents. I put the printed out test scores from the safety modules, the signed consent form, and the student professional Liability Insurance form as well.