Are there any nursing schools that don't require the NET or TEAS??

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Hi everyone!!!

I was just wondering if there are any nursing schools that don't require the NET or TEAS to get in??? So far, I only found that alot of Washington state nursing schools don't require either of them. Would appreciate the info, thanks alot!!:D

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Specializes in CNA.

I'd say pretty much every school requires them. They aren't very difficult (at least I didn't think so), except for the math part (I'm horrible at math though).

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most schools do. San francisco State does not but I am pretty sure they will in the near future.

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University of Arizona didn't, but they are very competative. GPA, service and interview all count....

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Specializes in non-animals.

Just went to the University of San Francisco orientation and they don't require either test for their BSN program......

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Le Moyne College/St. Joseph's College of Nursing. St. Joe's requires a math test, but it's pretty short and simple.

Others:

D'Youville College

SUNY Buffalo

Nazareth College

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Specializes in Oncology/Hematology.

SFSU still doesn't require either test. However all students accepted have 3.8+ GPAs and have completed on average 2 of the 3 "optional criteria".

Fierce competition!

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Thank you guys so much for all of your replies!!! I really appreicate it all of you taking the time out to answer my questions!!! Thanks again!!! :wink2::wink2:

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Specializes in CVICU, CDU, ED.
Hi everyone!!!

I was just wondering if there are any nursing schools that don't require the NET or TEAS to get in??? So far, I only found that alot of Washington state nursing schools don't require either of them. Would appreciate the info, thanks alot!!:D

I would think twice about applying to a school that DOESN'T require a pre-admission test. Think of it this way, schools want to find capable, intelligent students that are able to use logic and reasoning to figure out solutions/issues as a nurse. Me personally, I would want to attend a school with a higher standard of acceptance for its applicants to ensure that I am getting a good education, with the reputation of the school behind me as well once I graduate. It DOES matter what school you've graduated from whenever you're looking for a position in nursing...at least it does in Pennsylvania. Just my :twocents:

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Specializes in Critical Care, Clinical Documentation Specialist.

The University of Colorado does not require either test for their BSN program. They are highly competitive so you must have a good GPA and write a good essay. They have three of the top 10 Master's programs in the country, so their overall nursing school must have something going for them.

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St.Petersburg College in Florida doesn't. They have you take a placement test when you apply to the college...it's easy. There is no TEAS or anything like that. They are highly accredited.

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