Brookhaven College

I think I got a 95 when I took it. I would say to aim anywhere above an 85. The higher your score, the better your chances. There is a HESI study guide you can get at the bookstore (the off-campus one is where I found it) that is really good.

Thanks for the info. I took the HESI and got a 89.87. I just didn't know if that was good enough. I did apply last time and didn't get in but I will try again. Are you currently attending classes at Brookhaven?

That should be a good enough score to get in. Especially if you have all of your support courses done and you get your 3 points for reapplying.

I graduated in May. It's a great program! Brookhaven has a great reputation.

Good luck!

Congrats to you. Thanks again for the info.

Have a great day.

Would I have a good chance at getting accepted into Brookhaven if all of my pre req's are completed, but only 3 out of 8 of my support classes are complete?? And I havent taken the Hesi yet...Im also applying to Tarrant County College and Midwestern State University. I was just wanting some info as far as accepting students into Brookhaven/Mountain View.

I have all my courses complete except End of Life Issues. I have 14.2 points without HESI. I took the HESI today and got an 84. I did well on all the sections except the A&P Portion - I took those classes 7 years ago. So I guess I won't be getting in this time. I now have 23 points, so I guess I will try again in the fall - atleast I will have those extra 3 points.

I don't know maybe it's a sign and I should stay in grad school rather than becoming a nurse... but I want to be a nurse. It's just frustrating.

Dont give up keep trying...thats an AWESOME SCORE! You wil most def get in next semester if not this semester!! i just took my NET exam for Midwestern State University yesterday and passed it...wont hear anything until November tho..

I wish you the best of luck!

Thanks soo much...tha same to you!!

I think I got a 95 when I took it. I would say to aim anywhere above an 85. The higher your score, the better your chances. There is a HESI study guide you can get at the bookstore (the off-campus one is where I found it) that is really good.

I'm going to Brookhaven. How long did it take you to complete the pre-reqs/support classes and the nursing program? I have a bachelors already. I completed some pre-reqs already and want to try and graduate in 3 years? Do you think that is possible?

I'm kind of curious about this as well. I'm enrolled in all of my pre reqs online this semester, and will be taking the hesi soon. I just wanted to know how long it took to complete as well.