Baylor University DABSN Spring 2023

[Kwamboka1]

Has anyone applied for or been accepted to  Baylor's Distance ABSN starting Spring 2023? 

[TineP]

FutureNurseSATX said:

I am finishing up my last 4 classes...so almost done! 

See you in school, hopefully when I pass. Good luck to your remaining classes!

[SciGuy27]

TineP said:

Tarrant County College for Intro to Word Religions and English Literature and Taylor University for Old or New Testament. I've been taking most of my prerequisites at Tarrant County College.

Good info, thank you!

[Effie C]

julcip said:

I'm in houston! I'll reply here if I get in contact with anyone else that has gone through it. ?

hi guys, I am in Houston as well and applied for Fall 2023. I have lots of concerns about this ABSN online program cause it is only one year! LOL

[TineP]

Hi, who got accepted for fall 2023 DABSN? Also, what cohort do you belong?

[GabbyRN2023]

Hi! I was accepted and am in Cohort 7. 

[TineP]

GabbyRN2023 said:

Hi! I was accepted and am in Cohort 7. 

Congratulations! Does the DASBN fall 2023 have an FB group?

[NurseinTX]

TineP said:

Congratulations! Does the DASBN fall 2023 have an FB group?

I am accepted too! 

cohort 7. 

There is a FB group- look up "Baylor Distance ABSN Fall 2023" 

[TineP]

FutureNurseSATX said:

I am accepted too! 

cohort 7. 

There is a FB group- look up "Baylor Distance ABSN Fall 2023" 

Thank you!

[kaio]

What were your stats like?

 

[GabbyRN2023]

Stats were:

Cumulative GPA: 3.3

Pre Req GPA: 3.1

Overall HESI Score: 96.5

(Got a 90 in Reading Comp, 100 in Vocab, 98 in Grammar, 99 in Math sections). 

Only needed to take one Religion class to satisfy completion of prereqs. 

[kaio]

wow. That is good. may I please know where you took your religion courses.

[GabbyRN2023]

Thank you! I'm taking Old Testament Studies at West Texas A&M University. They have a few options for online courses. The one I'm taking is self-paced which works out best for my schedule/lifestyle. The self paced course option is called Education on Demand. It's super convenient, but pricey. It cost 700 and I had to pay it in full to get access. I initially planned to take the course at Houston Community College, but they no longer offered it. WTAMU's admission process was also super quick and easy. So honestly I personally feel like it was worth it for me because I was able to get admitted/approved as a student needing to take the course and transfer the credit, and started the course within less than a week's time. I plan to finish it up within the next month or so.