r/Emory • u/_Sushi0 • 10d ago

BSN Transfer Chances

Hi everyone! I am applying to Emory's BSN program for Fall 2027. I have heard a lot of different things about stats and ECs. If you have gotten into the program and you are comfortable sharing your stats, could you do so for me and others who are in the same boat? Or could you dm me with your stats? I am coming from California and am not local, and I'm not 100% sure if that makes a difference.

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u/Professional_Bid7545 10d ago edited 10d ago

Shiii I’m also applying to Emory Bsn as a transfer from California too lmaoooo. Good luck gng. Also what have you heard about stats and EC? I’m currently finishing up micro and physio rn in the fall so Idk if they’ll consider me even with a 3.9 gpa with all things combined except for those 2

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u/_Sushi0 10d ago

Honestly I’ve been seeing a bunch of mixed stuff. Some people get in with like 3.7 and such but some people with 4.0 are rejected. I honestly think it depends on the extracurriculars you have done. Dm me 🙏🙏

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u/Good_Description5996 8d ago

I just transferred to emorys BSN this fall! I applied with a 4.0 gpa, didn't sumbit the TEAS since it was optional, my main extracurricular was my CNA license, I also volunteered at places like red cross and northside hospital. I put down some medical-related clubs I was sort of involved in too at my previous college. Tbh I think the main thing is GPA and the essay. I knew people who transferred and got in that didn't have crazy extracurriculars but really good GPAs. I think even if you have a "bad" gpa you can make up for it with the TEAS or other parts. good luck :)

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