If I don't get in I'm sitting on an acceptance to touro Nevada MHS as my plan B.
If I don’t get in, I have an acceptance to an ACE nursing program. Become a nurse in a year then try to get into a MS & DNP program after a year or 2 of experience.
I have no plan B, either, I am riding on lucky, God and hoping for the best 🥺
Nope nothing yet. I’m confused because we were told people should start hearing back May 9th. I was looking at last year’s trend and the time they updated portals or sent out emails was 1030am. So I’m hoping maybe 5pm today otherwise maybe they meant a different day this week or next week.
still no acceptances yet
Hi!
When did you complete your app? And your stats if you don’t mind me asking
Me 😅
Congratulations on the interview🎉🎉. You got this 💪🏾!
Should we email to ask what day the first wave of acceptances go out? I was banking on May 9th because my classes for nursing program starts almost at the end of May and I’m holding out on paying for the program. I don’t know who to email to ask. Does anyone know?
I interviewed 5/4 and they said that the first wave of decisions could come out next week (this week), but more likely the week after. They told our interview group we were in a weird spot where we might get our decisions by this wave, but I'm assuming y'all will find out by next week probably.
Thanks for sharing! Do you know how many people they actually interview? Like what are the odds of getting an acceptance for those who got an II?
If i'm not mistaken, a little over 100 people were interviewed last year and I would say about half got in. A lot happens towards the end of the cycle as people drop acceptances and commit to other programs because they dont want to wait for DPMS or get into med school. So movement from waitlists for several people is a realistic thing.
Ahh June!! 😫 Yes stay optimistic!
LOANNNSSSSS lol It's a private institution, so tuition is the same regardless of state residency.
I believe in my interview they said June 27!
For those that live out of state how would housing work since June 27th is coming around so soon?
they give 6 weeks of free housing!
Okay that's a relief!
The latest date on the email was Monday, May 23. I scheduled that date so I can arrange PTO from work 😁
I think we had at least one person who worked part-time. Although I don't know the number of hrs worked per week/or if they worked the entire program. But I would STRONGLY discourage working unless it is absolutely necessary and it is one of those library, sit at a desk, free to study, type of jobs. Otherwise, just not practical and could jeopardize your success in the program.
I agree. So thankful to have this wonderful group of people so we can at least commiserate with and hold each other up!
No news yet for many of us. Since the start date is so soon I encourage everyone (whether you have an interview or not) to start writing down what your next steps would be if you were to receive an acceptance. Especially for those that live out of state! Last minute plane ticket cost estimations, etc... LOL YIKES
Well from my interview day I can say they repeatedly emphasized how rigorous and challenging the program is even starting in the summer. They stressed how it’s “not a back door to med school,” and because of that, it demands students to be focused, with the main, and preferably only priority, being DPMS right when the program begins. Some of the students did say that fall was the most challenging out of the three terms, so hopefully summer isn’t too crazy. It does give hope that last year 86% of students matriculated to DUCOM’s MD program, so it’s definitely doable but they made it known from the door it’s likely going to be a lot.
