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I am going to finish all my prereqs this fall (2012) and apply for the fall 2013 program. From everything I have read online, it seems that there is a shortage of professors and this is why so few students are admitted. Can this be expected to change? I find it kind of ridiculous that even with a perfect score of 56, many students are not being accepted their first time due to the huge number of reapplicants. Since I am not going to be accepted the first time (my predicted score is 53.5), would it be worth it to retake classes to get a higher rank? I realize it would help, but if I do not retake any courses my score will be a 58.5 upon reapplying. Is this a high enough rank? I am planning on taking additional classes while I wait in hopes of completed the bridge program at UT. Online it says a 3.0 GPA, but is this a 3.0 in the nursing program or for the additional prereqs or what? I have many of the bridge courses already completed from dual credit highschool program, would these count? Has anyone completed this program or is currently in it?
hello everyone!
Just found out that I might be getting in to the Fall 2013 semester after all and wanted to ask if anyone
has any information or experiences to share regarding the different campuses at ACC. There are still
slots available at the CEC and Eastview. As I live in central austin both of these are geographically desirable
so that doesn't help my decision-making process. Any insight into which one is preferable? Thanks in advance
for your response!
I'm about to start level 3 at CEC and I LOVE it. I have a friend in Level 4 at EVC and she has had a lot of issues with the way the lectures run and how test questions are set up. CEC is a really unique experience in that you are learning in a hospital environment and get to mingle with other nursing students and even medical students from time to time. We have our own labs which are much more laid back than EVCs labs. The library is huge and has a great selection of nursing related books. There is also no printing limit :) The teachers are incredible and I have had no issues with testing as long as I study the material given in class. I would suggest giving the CEC a try as it's a great and unique learning environment. I feel very lucky to be there :) Good luck.
Hello Everybody,
I am new here, ready to put my first application in for Spring 2014. Anybody know what was the cutoff numbers for Fall 2013, seems like it is above 60 now. I am planning to take my BSN pre-requisites when I am waiting for the admission. Good luck to everybody, seems like I will be here for 2-3 semesters waiting, lol.
Hello Everybody,I am new here, ready to put my first application in for Spring 2014. Anybody know what was the cutoff numbers for Fall 2013, seems like it is above 60 now. I am planning to take my BSN pre-requisites when I am waiting for the admission. Good luck to everybody, seems like I will be here for 2-3 semesters waiting, lol.
I don't know what the cutoff was, but I was accepted with 55.1 points (my first time applying) when the second round of acceptance letters went out. I guess a lot of people declined or didn't pass the background check because I was ranked 176 out of 406 applicants, and they originally offered places to 117 students. This just goes to show that you never know what will happen! Good luck!
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Hi fellow hybrid peeps. I chose hybrid as well. Have you guys done PreCheck already and signed up for/taken a CPR class? I haven't decided where I should take it.
Thanks Austin404! It's always nice to hear from someone who's been there. As for the mastery checkoff based on our nursing skills course that occurs in the beginning of nursing school, do you remember when you did it? The first day/week of seminar? Lab? Clinical? How long was it? We're having 30 minute scenarios in class right now, and I was wondering if that was what the checkoff would be like. I can't imagine they could throw in everything but the kitchen sink, it would probably take too long, but what do I know?