CPCC SPRING 2020

7 minutes ago, ejschnap said:

They sent me mine too! I got in, I hope you did too.

Yes, I did! Sooooo excited ? Can’t wait to meet you all!

On 9/4/2019 at 11:20 AM, NA_B said:

Hi I’ve also applied to CPCC’s Spring 2020 ADN program. I had a 78% overall on the TEAS with a 89% in Reading and 87% in Math. I do have a previous degree but was unable to get the extra points bc my gpa my .5 below the requirement and I took honors instead of AP in high school (bummer) so I have 45.49 total points on my application. I have everything as far as pre-reqs except the basic computers class and an elective but I spoke with the director and she told me not to worry about it since I have other credits that transferred in they may substitute for them or I can take them during the program. This is my first time applying to this program but I looked into previous forums and saw similar scores that got in so I’m hoping I do as well.

NA_B, Based on CPCCs website and their nursing application, it looks like only ENG and MAT are on the TEAS, or that those are the only scores that factor in. Is this true? I just don't want to spend a lot of time on Bio/Science when I need to be focusing on math.

On 9/6/2019 at 5:25 PM, lidlesshamper said:

This is my first time applying. I'm missing my A&P classes but I do have a bachelor's and made a 89 on Reading, 97 on Math, and 80 overall. I have 51.63 points. I'm not sure if not having the A&P classes will count against me, but I won't be disappointed as they might be looking for applicants who have most of their pre-reqs done (especially A&P!!!). I am hoping to get into the Fall program at latest since I'll be done with all my pre-reqs then!

NA_B, Based on CPCCs website and their nursing application, it looks like only ENG and MAT are on the TEAS, or that those are the only scores that factor in. Is this true? I just don't want to spend a lot of time on Bio/Science when I need to be focusing on math.

3 hours ago, SuperNurse83 said:

NA_B, Based on CPCCs website and their nursing application, it looks like only ENG and MAT are on the TEAS, or that those are the only scores that factor in. Is this true? I just don't want to spend a lot of time on Bio/Science when I need to be focusing on math.

The science factors into your overall score; I was able to score high enough on everything else for my overall TEAS score (it’s mostly bio + A&P and I hadn’t taken it yet).