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AdmissionsBoston UniversityBoston University will allow students to choose [the College Board's Score Choice]; however, we strongly recommend students submit their scores each time they take the SAT. BU has always considered a student’s highest SAT section scores in making admissions decisions and will continue to do so.BU AdmissionsBrownWe automatically focus on your highest test scores and therefore Score Choice is a bit redundant.Brown AdmissionsColumbiaApplicants may select the Score Choice option for the SAT ... When evaluating applicants, we consider the highest testing results reported from individual sections of the SAT ... We are always seeking to give students the greatest opportunity to showcase their academic talents and hoping to make the testing experience as stress-free as possible. We encourage applicants to take these examinations no more than twice, but we do not penalize applicants for exceeding that recommendation.Columbia AdmissionsDukeStudents who have taken multiple tests may choose which scores to send to Duke. For students who elect to send multiple test scores Duke will use whichever score is highest.Duke AdmissionsGeorgetownGeorgetown University does not participate in the Score Choice option available through the College Board. Georgetown requires that you submit scores from all test sittings of the SAT ... If an applicant takes the SAT more than once, the admissions committees will consider the highest critical reading score and the highest math score from multiple test sessions when reviewing the application.Georgetown AdmissionsGeorgia Institute of TechnologyWe super score within the same test, using your highest section scores from any test date. Each time you submit new scores to us, we will update your record with your highest scores. We evaluate all your sub-section scores, not just the sum or composite.Georgia Tech AdmissionsHarvardYou are free to use the College Board Score Choice option.Harvard AdmissionsJohns HopkinsWe'll considers your highest section scores across all SATs taken—even if they were on different test dates—in our evaluation of your application. We therefore encourage you to update your application with new test scores each time you take the SATs.Hopkins AdmissionsMITIf you take [the SAT] multiple times, we will consider the highest score achieved in each section. This superscoring also applies to students who submit scores from both the "old" and "new" SAT. We do this in order to consider all applicants in their best light. Students are free to use the College Board's Score Choice option ... to submit the scores of your choice as well.MIT AdmissionsNew York UniversityIf you’ve taken the SAT more than once, you can select which results you want to send to us using Score Choice. We will review the highest SAT scores you submit, regardless of test dates. This practice is commonly known as the “superscore.” If you submit scores from the old and new versions of the SAT, however, we will not create a new “superscore” as the old SAT is a different test from the new SAT.NYU AdmissionsNotre DameIf you submit multiple SAT scores, we will superscore the tests for our evaluation. This means we will use your highest individual SAT Evidence-Based Reading and Writing and Math sub-scores from multiple testing dates to compute your composite score.Notre Dame AdmissionsPrincetonWe allow applicants to use the score choice feature of ... the SAT ... but we encourage the submission of all test scores.Princeton AdmissionsStanfordStanford is an "all scores" school, which means you must report all scores from all high school sittings of [the SAT] ... For the SAT, we will focus on the highest individual Evidence-Based Reading and Writing, Math, and Essay scores from all test sittings. For SAT exams taken prior to March 2016, we will focus on the highest Critical Reading, Math and Writing scores. Because we are not able to superscore across the two exams, we will superscore results within the old and new SAT exams separately.Stanford AdmissionsUniversity of ChicagoWe recommend you send us all of your test scores. Only your best testing results (highest sub-scores AND/OR best result of the 2 testing options—SAT vs ACT) will be included/used in your admission review. Lower testing will not be included in your final/official application so it cannot count against you.U Chicago AdmissionsUniversity of ConnecticutWe will combine the highest scores from each subsection of an exam to create the best overall score (within same exam formats) for exams taken more than once.U Conn AdmissionsUniversity of MiamiIf you take the test more than once, please ensure that the testing agency sends all of your scores so that we have your best performance on record. The Admission Committee will consider all official test scores from multiple test dates. We will use the highest composite score from among each test that you’ve taken.U Miami AdmissionsUniversity of North CarolinaIf you send us scores from multiple test dates, we’ll take your highest score for each section of the test and consider those scores as we evaluate your application. If you send us both an SAT and an ACT, we’ll look at whichever is higher.UNC AdmissionsUniversity of Southern CaliforniaFor students who take the SAT more than once, USC records the highest scores for each section—even if achieved in different sittings—but will not combine section scores from the old SAT (prior to March 2016) and the redesigned SAT.USC AdmissionsUniversity of VirginiaIt has been the Office of Admission’s long-standing policy to consider the best test scores submitted by applicants. When reviewing SAT scores, we use the top score from each section across all administrations of the exam. Scores from the previous version of the SAT and the current SAT will not be combined ... We hope you will submit all of your scores knowing that we will recombine the sections to get the best possible set of scores.UVA AdmissionsVanderbiltVanderbilt strongly encourages students to submit scores each time they take the SAT. Vanderbilt will super-score among Old SAT tests and among New SAT tests, but will not super-score between the Old SAT and the New SAT. Only the highest section scores for either the Old SAT or the New SAT will be considered as part of the admissions review process. Each time SAT scores are submitted, the student's record is updated with the new high section scores.Vanderbilt AdmissionsVillanovaCandidates are asked to submit their scores from each sitting of the SAT ... understanding that the Admission Committee will superscore the highest Evidence-based Reading and Writing scores and Math scores from the SAT.Villanova AdmissionsVirginia TechAt Virginia Tech, we superscore across test dates AND across exams—meaning we’ll look at your highest Math and English subscores and even combine scores from the SAT and ACT. For example, the Committee could consider your SAT Math and ACT English subscores when reviewing his/her application.Virginia Tech AdmissionsYaleWhen assessing SAT results, admissions officers will focus on your highest individual old or new scores from all test dates. For example, if you took the old SAT twice, your highest Critical Reading, Math and Writing scores will be considered individually. If you took the new SAT twice, your highest Evidence-Based Reading and Writing, Math and Essay scores will be considered individually. If you took both types of SAT, the admissions office will treat them separately and review the best scores on each test.Yale…SORRY FOR SUCH A LONG LISTREGARDS

Frankly, I think this whole question borders on the silly if you are talking about a BS degree. I believe there are at least 100 if not more CS programs in the US that can give you a very sound BS degree and prepare you for either graduate school or a job/career. The distinctions among these schools/programs are, for the most part, relatively insignificant overall, although each programs has its unique characteristics as well as plusses and minuses. Among the other schools besides Michigan and Stanford that I could recommend very highly in CS, regardless of what any rankings may say (the rankings are all based on dubious data): Rose Hullman, Purdue, Carnegie Mellon, Auburn, U. of Illinois, Georgia Tech, Rice, and U of Washington. And I've left out at least 50 others that are right up there.I base this on having visited over 200 CS departments over the past 30 years and taught at several of these on an adjunct and/or full time basis. I've been a computer science accreditation program evaluator since 1986 and have visited about 25 CS programs in that capacity. I've also visited another 200 CS programs around the US (and a few outside the US) for various speaking engagements. I recently retired from a career in several hi-tech companies, where I recruited a lot of people with CS degrees. What matters most is not the school you came from but what YOU accomplished while there.In selecting a program, you should consider some pragmatic issues and how well the program fits you and your interests, such as"- a small program with a lot of faculty attention and small classes vs a large program with a lot of opportunities but large classes, lots of competition for resources, and less individual attention (I've taught at a private school with a class of 15 and a large state school with a class of 175 - the same course (operating systems) in each case!).- who actually teaches the undergraduate CS courses - graduate teaching assistants, adjunct faculty, or full time faculty. Note that sometimes the GTAs and adjuncts are actually better teachers - you have to ask current students and recent graduates.- how much the school emphasizes effective teaching -- are the instructors non-native-English-speaking individuals whose lectures are hard to understand or people who speak in an articulate way so you can learn from them- what student organizations (ACM chapters, IEEE-CS chapters) are there and how active are they (you often learn a lot via these organizations - the good ones provide helpful but less formal opportunities to work with other CS majors, to learn more than what is taught in the classes, etc.)- do the faculty view their mission as 1) to prepare you for graduate school, 2) to prepare you for a career, or 3) to flunk out as many students as possible so as to reduce enrollment in the upper level classes.- what courses are required and what courses are available as electives for the CS major.- what resources are available for BS level students and how accessible are they (computers, labs, equipment). It doesn't help you for the campus to have the world's fastest supercomputer if it is only available to faculty and doctoral students.- what kind of help is available for CS students who have difficulty with their assignments, particularly programming assignments?- are you competing with a lot of top students or do your classes have their share of "not quite so top" students (note that working with top students may give you the opportunity to learn from them if you are also very capable, but such pressure can also be intimidating for many students - some students thrive with intense competition and some do better when they are dealing with a more varied group of classmates and a less competitive environment.)- is the school in a climate you like (or can tolerate for 4 years)- is the school in an urban or rural settingNote that for many of the issues raised above, different students will have different preferences.In looking at the above, pay particular attention to what current students have to say - the faculty (and I can say this because I've been one) tend to have a very limited understanding of what life is like for the actual students, especially the undergraduates. It also helps to speak to recent graduates of the program. I once had a student at a highly rated but not top notch undergraduate program who went on to a world famous graduate program and came back for a visit. He told us how the facilities at the undergraduate program, which he had often complained about when a student, were substantially better than and more available than the facilities at the "world class" school he was now attending as a graduate student. And the courses he had taken at the undergraduate program actually taught him well, so that he was head and shoulders ahead of many of his graduate school classmates who had come from "bigger name" schools.Note too that although many students say they hope to work for Google or Apple or one of the other "big" names in the field, the list of which companies are in that category tends to change rather often (nobody wants to work for Digital Equipment or Univac any more, although they were "big" names back in the 1980's). More importantly, collectively, these "big" companies hire a very tiny portion of each year's CS graduates. Almost any company today will be interested in hiring CS graduates, so it may be worth thinking about what kind of industry you might want to work in and whether companies from that industry recruit at the school you are considering. (Check with the placement office [career services] of the school to see what companies recruit CS majors there.)Bottom line: choose a good school that fits you, and don't worry about rankings and reputation.For graduate school, reputations matter somewhat more. But even there you need to figure out what you want to specialize in and how your school stacks up in that area.

Rejecting Applicants In 2019Jump to section...Find Nursing ProgramsFAQ:3 Reasons Why Schools are Rejecting CandidatesPossible SolutionsHow To Get Into Nursing School in 5 StepsFind Nursing ProgramsIt is a well-known fact that there is a significant nursing shortage across the United States. According to U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), the nursing profession is projected to grow at least 15% between 2016 and 2026. This is much faster than the national average of other professions.The Bureau projects the need for an additional 203,700 new RNs each year through 2026 to fill newly created positions and to replace retiring nurses. This gap in supply and demand is being driven by several factors.Find Nursing ProgramsWhat Best Describes You?What Best Describes You?I’m not a nurseI’m an RN with ADNI’m an RN with BSNI’m an RN with MSNI’m an LPNI’m a CNAI’m a paramedicOtherSelect Program of InterestSelect Program of InterestShow Me ProgramsFAQ:What GPA do you have to have to get into nursing school?GPA requirements are set forth by the University that the nursing school is a part of. Generally, BSN programs will require a minimum of a 3.0 GPA while an ADN program at a community college may only require a 2.5 GPA. The GPA required to get into an Ivy League school nursing program such as the University of Pennsylvania may be different than the GPA needed to get into the University of Kansas’ nursing program.What are the requirements to get into a nursing school?The only requirement to apply to a traditional four year nursing program is graduating from high school or earning your GED. All other requirements are part of the application process. These include, Successful completion of a high school diploma or GEDMinimum GPAAdmissions applicationPersonal essayPersonal interviewTeacher RecommendationsVolunteer experience (preferably in healthcare)Application FeeTest of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) if applicableMinimum SAT scores or TEAS (Test of Essential Academic Skills) (These will vary amongst Universities)What do you do if you don’t get into nursing school?It’s okay! If you were able to get into the University but not the specific nursing program - continue to take classes and reapply the following year. If you were unable to get into the University, apply to a local community college and take basic general education classes and then consider reapplying or applying to other programs the following year.How quickly can you get a nursing degree?A Bachelor’s of Science in Nursing (BSN) degree can be earned either through a traditional four year program OR in 12-18 months through an accelerated second degree program. This is for students that already have a bachelor’s degree in another field. An Associate’s Degree in Nursing (ADN) can be earned in as little as two years through a community college or hospital based program.Can you get into nursing school without prerequisites? No. If you have not graduated from high school and earned your diploma or the GED then you will not be able to apply to nursing school.Show Me Nursing Programs3 Reasons Why Schools are Rejecting CandidatesAccording to the American Association of Colleges of Nursing (AACN) some key findings related to the ongoing nursing shortage include,Dr. Peter Buerhaus and his colleagues addressed the accelerating rate of nursing retirements and projected that one million nurses will retire by 2030.According to the 2012 “United States Registered Nurse Workforce Report Card and Shortage Forecast” reported that the shortage of nurses will spread across the country between 2009 and 2030. The shortage is expected to be worst in the South and the West.The Institute of Medicine, supported by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, called for increasing the number of baccalaureate-prepared nurses in the workforce to 80%. This puts an increased strain on nursing faculty.1. RetirementA substantial portion of qualified nurses are reaching retirement at the same time, creating a sudden deficit that has been hard to fill. At the same time, Baby Boomers, which represent one of the largest generations, has increased demand on the healthcare system as they age and require additional medical care.The National Council of State Boards of Nursing and The Forum of State Nursing Workforce Centers (2018) found that 50.9% of the RN workforce is 50 or older.The Health Resources and Services Administration projects that more than 1 million registered nurses will reach retirement age within the next 10 to 15 years.2. Shortage of Nursing FacultyWhile there was an increase of 3.7% in admission to baccalaureate nursing programs in 2018, there are still thousands of prospective nursing students being turned away each year. There is an insufficient number of faculty, clinical sites, classroom space, and clinical preceptors.According to AACN’s report Enrollment and Graduations in Baccalaureate and Graduate Programs in Nursing, U.S. nursing schools turned away 75,029 qualified applicants for the 2018-2019 academic year.According to the 2018 Special Survey on Vacant Faculty Positions 1,715 faculty vacancies were identified.Faculty vacancy rate of 7.9%.Needed creation of additional 138 faculty positions.1/3 of current nursing faculty in BSN programs are expected to retire by 2025.The average salary of a nurse practitioner is $97,000 compared to an average salary of $78,575 for a nursing school assistant professor, according to the American Association of Nurse Practitioners.Master’s and doctoral programs in nursing are not producing a large enough pool of potential nurse educators to meet the demand.Higher compensation in clinical and private-sector settings is luring current and potential nurse educators away from teaching.Faculty age continues to climb, narrowing the number of productive years educators teach.3. Reduction in Available SpotsAccording to a CNN Business article, in 2018 Mott Community College in Flint, Michigan, reduced its accepted students from 80 to 64 students.University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill School of Nursing receives 300-400 applications for the BSN program and accepts 104 students.University of Central Florida had 489 applicants for 126 students in 2018.Show Me Nursing ProgramsNursing Schools Acceptance RateUniversity of Utah - 82%East Carolina University- 62%University of Kentucky - 67%University of Northern Colorado - 89%University of Maryland College Park - 47%University of Washington - 59%Ball State University - 61%Western Kentucky University - 92%Clemson University - 58%Auburn University - 77%Indiana University of Pennsylvania - 61%Temple University - 67%University of New Mexico - 65%Richard Stockton College of New Jersey - 57%Tennessee Technological University - 97%Emporia State University - 72%North Dakota State University - 84%University of Massachusetts - 63%Why Accreditation Matters?With the reduction in available nursing spots at major Universities, more non-accredited nursing programs are opening its doors. Unfortunately, they are not the solution to the nursing shortage. Non-accredited universities should be a HUGE red-flag for prospective nursing students. Why?Students that graduate from programs that are not accredited, whether an ADN or BSN program, will NOT be able to sit for the NCLEX. This means you will NOT become a Registered Nurse.Look out for these 2 red-flags while you are researching nursing programs - they usually indicate that a program is not-accredited,If the program is extremely cheap or extremely expensive.The program promises completion in less than a year.There are two main accrediting bodies for nursing programs,The Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing (ACEN)The Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE)The purpose of accreditation is to focus on the same standards and criteria across all nursing programs. This ensures that there is some level of sameness within the programs. The accreditation process ultimately improves the quality of nursing education and keeps the curriculum up to date on current trends in advances in nursing and healthcare.The Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing (ACEN) is an organization designed to support nursing education and ensure it is done in a safe, reliable, and consistent matter. According to the website, the purpose of the ACEN is as follows:The ACEN is recognized by the United States Department of Education (USDE) as a specialized accrediting agency for nursing education programs located in the United States and its territories.The ACEN is recognized by the Council for Higher Education Accreditation (CHEA) for nursing education programs in the United States and its territories as well as for international nursing education programs.The ACEN accredits all types of nursing education programs, including clinical doctorate/DNP specialist certificate, master’s/post-master’s certificate, baccalaureate, associate, diploma, and practical nursing programs.The ACEN accredited nursing education programs in secondary, postsecondary, and hospital-based governing organizations that offer certificates, diplomas, or degrees.The ACEN serves as a Title IV-HEA Gatekeeper for some practical nursing programs and hospital-based nursing education programs eligible to participate in financial aid programs administered by the USDE or other federal agencies.The Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE) is considered the voice of academic nursing in America and contributes to the overall safety of the public’s health. This accreditation committee supports the continuous self assessment of national programs to ensure quality education is delivered to all nursing students. According to the website, the purpose of the CCNE is as follows:To hold nursing programs accountable to the community of interest – the nursing profession, consumers, employers, higher education, students and their families, nurse residents – and to one another by ensuring that these programs have mission statements, goals, and outcomes that are appropriate to prepare individuals to fulfill their expected roles.To evaluate the success of a nursing program in achieving its mission, goals, and expected outcomes.To assess the extent to which a nursing program meets accreditation standards.To inform the public of the purposes and values of accreditation and to identify nursing programs that meet accreditation standards.To foster continuing improvement in nursing programs – and, thereby, in professional practice.Show Me Nursing ProgramsPossible SolutionsSome nursing schools are responding to this problem with creative solutions.Expansion to new campuses and partnerships with local hospitals.Second degree nursing programs for students that already have a bachelor’s degree in another field and have the needed prerequisites.Veterans who received medical training during their military career are eligible for bridge programs that give them credit for the training they have already received.While nursing schools face some real challenges, there is some good news: the number of qualified nursing applicants is on the rise. Even entry-level nursing positions provide competitive compensation that can support a family and with flexible hours, nurses can enjoy plenty of time off. The field also offers an attractive level of job security. With the current level of demand, nurses should have no trouble finding and retaining optimal employment. For those interested in the field, the biggest hurdle is simply getting into nursing school.How To Get Into Nursing School in 5 StepsEarn your high school diploma or GED.Decide if you want to attend a four year traditional nursing program and earn your BSN or a community college and earn your ADN.In 2010, The Institute of Medicine recommended that 80 percent of the nursing workforce have a baccalaureate degree (BSN) by 2020. If you decide to pursue an ADN, then you most likely will have to earn your BSN at a later date.Research Nursing School Admission RequirementsApply to Nursing Programs and Prepare for Personal InterviewsDetermine How to Finance Nursing SchoolApply for financial aid, scholarships, grants, and student loansShow Me Nursing ProgramsScholarshipsA scholarship is an award of financial aid to a student to further their education. This money does not have to be repaid. There are a variety of different types of scholarships. These includeMerit-basedNeed-basedAthleticStudent-specific (gender, race, religion, family, and/or medical history)Career-specificCollege-specificGrantsGrants are determined by financial need. They can be used to cover the cost of tuition, books, clinical uniforms and supplies, housing and educational supplies. When applying for grants they will inform how they are to be applied towards your education. The amount of money you are eligible to receive depends strictly on your financial situation.Typically grants do not have to be repaid as long as you graduate nursing school in the allotted amount of time. If you were to drop out there can be incurred costs.Student LoanUnlike scholarships and grants, loans must be repaid. Loans incur interest, so you will ultimately repay more than the initial amount of the loan. The exact terms of the loan will depend on the lender and other factors. There are several types of student loans.The most common loans are Federal Student Loans. Federal student loans are a great option for most students for the following reasons:They don’t have to be paid back while you’re in school.They charge lower interest than loans from private lenders.If you’re having trouble paying back your loan, there are programs you can qualify for to assist you.You don’t need any credit history to get a federal student loan.Two other fairly common loans are direct subsidized loans and direct unsubsidized loans more commonly referred to as Stafford Loans.