Blinn College ADN - Spring 2026

[Saweetie07]

Starting this thread for the admissions process of Blinn's 2025 Spring semester Nursing Program. I saw a few threads from the past about test scores, GPA and overall chances on admission that helped me so I figured this might help someone else too! I just applied.

[Cstat]

Hey! I just applied too. Glad you started this!

 

[Saweetie07]

Cstat said:

Hey! I just applied too. Glad you started this!

 

Hi! Do you mind sharing your stats?

[Cstat]

Yeah! I think I am sitting at 34 points.. 4.0 GPA, 80 on TEAS. How about you?

[Saweetie07]

Cstat said:

Yeah! I think I am sitting at 34 points.. 4.0 GPA, 80 on TEAS. How about you?

I think I have about 31 points. My GPA is only 3.2 and a 87 on the TEAS. I did patho and have all of the courses complete, but I am so nervous.

[Cstat]

With your points and completed classes I think that puts you in a great spot!! The waiting is going to k!ll me!!

[dandy jones]

Hey I just graduated from blinn and started my job. It seems like the admission process is completely random so I would put to much stress on it. For example I got in my first try, no wait list. But some other people who seemed much more qualified than me were waitlisted before they got in. 

 

Also another thing, make sure to research residency programs the end of your third semester!! That's then the applications will start opening and they close very fast. Blinn does not give you a heads up or offer any advice or pointers when it comes to jobs after you graduate.

[Cstat]

Thank you for the advice! I would not have even thought of that! So you are saying for admissions it isn't so much on the amount of points you have but more so just random? Would you say I have a shot with 34 points or should I hold my breath?! LOL

 

[Saweetie07]

Thanks so much for the advice! I'll definitely keep the residency programs in mind when I get to that point. That's really interesting about the admission process, I knew that priority admission is given to those students who have all prerequisites courses completed at the time of application, but didn't know it was random. That makes me even more nervous now. Even though I have all the course complete, I think I have only about 31 points, because of my GPA.

[glittersparkersnurse]

Does anyone know what you get on the TEAS scores matter? On their site it said as long as you get certain scores for each subject you get a point but let's say I scored all of them but my overall was around a 78%. Even though I got that 78% but got all points, would that score me less than someone who got a 85% and all points?

[Saweetie07]

I think it would just matter on how many points you have. For example, even though you made a 78% and got all the points and you had 32 points in total, but she made a 85% and got all of the points and she had 31 points in total, I think you will have the priority first and then her. But if you both had the same number of points like 31 each and then they probably would look at the one who had the higher TEAS Score or who has more classes done. This is just what I think, I am not sure if that is how it works though.

[Cstat]

Does anyone know if they accept those who have completed all pre and co requisites before they accept those who just have completed the pre requisites.. even if their scores are lower?