But honestly, after all these rejections, I'm not counting on it.I'm also considering giving up on going to a school this year altogether and applying again next year.Īccelerated BSN Financial Aid 217 | Nell Hodgson Woodruff School of Nursing | University | Atlanta GAĭo NOT go by the financial aid website or the nursing website for now they do not reflect accurate information as of yet. *sigh* It sucks because I've been rejected from all other entry-level MSN programs so far, and Emory's the only one that I got into.I'm waiting to hear back from one more school that is much cheaper (and closer!) than Emory. I then asked if it'd be possible to just give up the MSN portion completely and join the ABSN cohort which begins in fall semester. I asked if it's going to be possible to opt out of just the MSN portion if I ever end up changing my mind about it in the middle of my ABSN program, and they said that they "would not recommend that," since that means I would have taken up a spot of a rejected applicant who WOULD have been willing to go through the entire ABSN+MSN. I called them and asked if it'd be possible to defer enrollment, and they told me that they can only defer my "application" and not my "enrollment." Basically, they will throw your application into the next cycle and you would have to compete against a brand new pool of applicants again. Although it may sound far-fetched and extremely pessimistic, I think this is a very possible scenario for me, considering how accelerated their entire ABSN+MSN curriculum is. My worst nightmare is failing out of the program with the horrendous amount of loans still left with me. I'm on the same boat- paid my deposit but having second thoughts. Also, 2016/2017 prices wouldn't been THAT far off from the 2017/2018 prices. Also, Yes the ABSN only calculated 3 semesters, but with the addition of a 4th semester and with not living like a Kardashian, I'm sure that it wouldn't cost 180k before room and board. I'm sure living expenses wouldn't cost 22k + 15k. Room, Board, and Personal Expenses: $15,500.Room, Board, and Personal Expenses: $22,000ĪMSN:.I shadowed many professions and later realized in college that nursing was the best fitting career for my personality.So, I went on their website, and i'm not seeing how things add up to 180k without room and board.This is what I got from their website: ABSN:Įstimated Annual Cost of Attendanceīased on 2016-2017 Academic Year “The experience I had at Northside allowed me to discover my passion for preventative care and valuable health care service.
“In the summer following my freshman year of high school, I decided to volunteer at Northside Hospital,” says Chakshuvej. Chakchuvej adds that she’s looking forward to building friendships and making unforgettable memories in nursing school. She also noted that the 100% NCLEX pass rate has stoked her interest in the school.Ĭhakshuvej’s interest in health care goes back to her high school days and has stayed with her through earning a BA in Nutrition. Phoebe Chakshuvej, of Dunwoody, Georgia, attended Admitted Students Day, having a strong interest in the AMSN program at the Nell Hodgson Woodruff School of Nursing.Ĭhakshuvej says there are a number of things she admires about the School of Nursing including the fact that over 500 clinical sites are available to students and that the SON is ranked 4 th in the nation by U.S. “I have the encouragement and support of my family and am ready to learn alongside other students with similar goals.” “I am ready to jump in with both feet on this new chapter in my life,” says Dalton. With her first bachelor’s degree being in Human Organization and Development, Dalton says she’s ready to explore her calling in nursing. Jamie Dalton, of Atlanta, attended Admitted Students Day with a keen interest in the ABSN program.ĭalton says she’s interested in attending the Nell Hodgson Woodruff School of Nursing because she knows that she can become a confident, skilled nurse at the school. Two participants in Saturday’s event share thoughts on joining the Emory Nursing community and the nursing profession. Admitted Students Day is an opportunity for future students to really see what the Nell Hodgson Woodruff School of Nursing is all about.
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