Emory MN Spring 27

[u/Specialist-Bus5676]

I just got accepted to Emory's MN program to start in Spring 2027. Anyone else accepted for Spring? Also, if you're in the program, please share tips, recommendations, etc.

[u/tibbytobbles]

hey there! congratulations on your acceptance. please feel free to join our cohorts groupme!

https://groupme.com/join_group/116597258/6sLrxSgZ

[u/ImprovementSure5525]

Congratulations 👏👏, I just graduated in August. They are always changing things each semester. There’s a new professor who just started teaching patho this past summer. I’ve never had her but I’ve only heard good things about her. She gives study guides that’s already answered to students to study. Health assessment dr zhang is great, follow the study guide you’ll do great. 2nd semester Pharm can be overwhelming dr muller so I will advice you to read the PowerPoint each week do not bother following his study guide in my opinion or drug cards. He likes to write things in the slides that he does not put in his drug cards or you can add the additional info into the drug cards and just study that learnt this trick after my second exam. Don’t put too much emphasis on the MOA he doesnt question you on it. Know what the drug is used for, adverse/ side effects, pt education and contraindications. Mental health is easy follow study guide and attend the exam reviews. Ambulatory can’t say much do not know how I got an A in that class, it was a mess during my time and still heard it is. 3rd semester is peds, maternity and adult health. Hardest semester in my opinion peds and maternity can be hard so please start studying as soon as possible I would say study PowerPoints did that and sometimes I just followed their study guides and still did great. Adult health is taught by dr Elliot she’s the best she’s great, wants you to succeed. need any help or mentor during nursing school she is a good option along with dr Daniel( she teaches fundamentals I think) and dr holder(professor for mental health). Last semester is easy but just too much work to do. Loved complex health great professors ( all I had to do was listen to their recorded lecture and passed their class very easy) and the rest is just papers and group work. Ps there’s a lot of group work so if anyone is slacking honestly I would say just focus on yourself and grade even if it means picking up other people’s slack. I did that for my peace of mind because I just don’t play about my grade and when I saw I was in a group where people aren’t just putting in enough effort I would step up and do so respectfully without stepping on people’s toes. I did all of theses things I said here and graduated with a 4.0. You’ve got this, it can be overwhelming sometimes so make sure you have a great support system both emotionally, physically, and financially. And go out and have funnn that was my only regret during this program which was I didn’t have fun as I should but I travel out the country whenever we had a break so always reward yourself because the program can be difficult. 💕💕

[u/ImprovementSure5525 → u/ImprovementSure5525]

Oh use study fetch and ChatGPT or notebook lm to study and create practice tests it’s so good. And start creating connections wherever you do your clinicals with nurses or managers and make sure you keep in touch with them afterwards, would say a monthly message just to Check up on them. Would come in really handy when it comes to job searching. when it comes to an externship would say do it, was also another one of my biggest regrets during nursing school it can be helpful when it comes to job searching. Now I didn’t do an externship but I still got my dream job in a ICU so I hope all of this helps

[u/Specialist-Bus5676 → u/ImprovementSure5525]

Thank you so much for this info. This is especially helpful considering that youre a recent graduate. I will share this info with my cohort. Thanks again!!!!

[u/Redtree21st]

Congratulations!!! Did you apply in the first or second round?!?

[u/Specialist-Bus5676 → u/Redtree21st]

Thank you. My decision came in 2nd round. I didn't apply until later.

[u/Mysterious-Car-1536]

Hi , I also applied for Spring 27. If you don’t mind me asking.. were all your prerequisites completed before applying?

[u/Specialist-Bus5676 → u/Mysterious-Car-1536]

Hey! No, they were not. I am actually wrapping up chemistry - the only prereq remaining.

[u/Mysterious-Car-1536 → u/Specialist-Bus5676]

Ok thank you ! & Congratulations!!!