U.S.A. Georgia
Published Dec 7, 2012
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Nurse2B2016
475 Posts
Oh wow crazy I swore I heard people getting in to CSU with a TEAS in the 70s. I plan to start studying for it in plenty of time though, so hopefully I'll do well! What GPC campus do you attend?[/quote']I've heard 70's as well for CSU!
I've heard 70's as well for CSU!
Nurse2b7337
1,154 Posts
No complaints about the campus!! There was security on campus. The campus is not far from SouthLake Mall. It's not a bad area but what area is completely safe?? Lol! It's not like Alpharetta but I think you can swing it for a couple yrs!! :) #teamdetermination
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meeep, BSN, RN
853 Posts
Haha yeah. I live in Suwanee now, so I've been pretty spoiled as far as ultra-safe areas go lol.
Meeep Oh yeah! It's toooootally different!! Lol!
cannolis
295 Posts
Out of curiosity (just wondering how students do it) do some work at the same time as going to nursing school to be able to afford to physically move there? Or do they find a job where they are moving? I doubt financial aid covers that much. Then again I forgot most universities also have dorms, if that's how most students do it.
It depends on individual circumstances and how far you have to move I suppose. Most people I know work during prereqs and save up, or have a spouse's income, or help from parents, or put it on a credit card. You can get loans for your living expenses as well.
milesamelia
114 Posts
Meeep I attended an info session at CSU you need to score in the high 80's to mid 90's on the Teas for admission. It to be considered for the program. Emory is an awesome school if you can get in that would be a blessing!! :) you've got plenty of time to study for the Teas. Just be sure to knock it out of the park to make yrself competitive!! :) you can do it!!Sent from my iPhone using allnurses.com
When did you attend the information session? I'm wondering if they were referring to scores when people were still taking TEAS 4...below is the ranking criteria they list on their website so I'm thinking the TEAS scores are probably a little lower than high 80s to 90s...I'm sure its very competitive like all nursing programs though!!! I looked at Bauder too but it was way out of my price range!
Thx milesamelia for yr post. As I stated mid 80's to low 90's is what they stated. It was around Oct when I attended. It's nothing like first hand information from their admission coordinators. It's fresher than, what's on the website, IMO! Like I said feel free to attend an info session for yrself they change the requirements from semester to semester. Thx again for yr post and good luck to you!! :)
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Ladies, in case ur planning on applying to CSU here's some great info to know......hth
BSN Basic Licensure Application InstructionsSchool of NursingHomeDental HygieneNursingTransfer students are ineligible for program application unless they received University acceptance as "transfer" student and attended Clayton State University's mandatory orientation prior to or on January 3, 2013 and will complete HLTH3201-Pathophysiology prior to or during Summer 2013.
Ladies, in case ur planning on applying to CSU here's some great info to know......hthBSN Basic Licensure Application InstructionsSchool of NursingHomeDental HygieneNursingTransfer students are ineligible for program application unless they received University acceptance as "transfer" student and attended Clayton State University's mandatory orientation prior to or on January 3, 2013 and will complete HLTH3201-Pathophysiology prior to or during Summer 2013.
Thanks for this as ill be applying in exactly one year!
Thanks for the info!
You're welcome!! :) I'd love to attend but my Teas scores prevented me from applying.