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I just got to meet with the school. I took an assessment test and was informed that after I take the TEAS with a minimum passing score they will not let me know if I am accepted until 2 weeks before the program starts in JUNE. Not sure what to think? Apparently they only have 30 spots available for this year. In anyone familiar with this school on how many spots they really have available?
I ask because I was told first that I will have to wait until 2 weeks before the program to start to know if I will be selected out of all the applicants. Right before I left I told the advisor that I will take the TEAS in 4 weeks so I can study. She then stated that I should "get the TEAS done asap so that I can be ahead of others." This made me wonder what their process is for the applicants is and how many applicants they really have, and how many spots they really have available. Is anyone familiar with this school?
I'm having a hard time getting a straight answer on their RN program. They said they'll accept 30 people. I went home to study. A week later I called back to set my test date and was told the class was full. I guess you have to get an awesome passing score and pay a deposit to get accepted.
Ambitious83
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Has anyone enrolled into Concorde for the LVN or RN program in Dallas (not Arlington)? I am looking to enroll into school for an RN or LVN program in the DFW Dallas, TX area. I've looked into Community Colleges including Brookhaven College, El Centro, TWU and Arlington University. I have two children ages 8 and 12 years old and three months pregnant with another. I have put off my nursing education for many years and wish to go ahead and finish already. I also looked into Dallas Nursing Institute but just found out about Concorde Career College offering the LVN and RN program in Dallas. What did you have to do to get into Concorde? What testing applies to be admitted? If you are enrolled already, what is your experience with this particular school?