I couldn't find a forum for this year's pre-nursing students that are applying to CSULB so I made one myself! Anyway, I know I'm not the only one who wants to compare scores or see if their scores are competitive, so here it is...
I'll start it off...
GPA (SCIENCE) : 3.7 = 3.7 pts
GPA (GE) : 4.0 = 2 pts
TEAS OVERALL : 87% = 1.74
TEAS READING : 86% = 1.72
TOTAL POINTS = 9.16 pts
Im planning to retake the TEAS for the THIRD TIME and try to get 90%+ on both, and yes, Chemistry messed me up, ifykyk.
Sorry if my english/grammar is trash, its my lowest score on the TEAS ^_^
DO NOT BE DISCOURAGED.. DO NOT LOSE HOPE!! WE ALL GOT THIS ❤️
Why would you not submit the supplemental application? It doesn’t ask for the TEAS score. It’s not related to the nursing department, it’s just for the admissions to deal with.
Hi,
That's what my question about. Sorry if I made it confusing in the first place. The reason is that, if I understand it correctly, because I'm afraid my recent TEAS score isn't good enough and thus might get rejected for the second time. So, I haven't submitted it yet. If I get rejected again, I'm afraid I won't be able to submit another application for future terms.
That's what my question about. Sorry if I made it confusing in the first place. The reason is that, if I understand it correctly, because I'm afraid my recent TEAS score isn't good enough and thus might get rejected for the second time. So, I haven't submitted it yet. If I get rejected again, I'm afraid I won't be able to submit another application for future terms.
Ahh, I get what you're saying. Hmm, I would think it wouldn't matter because that application is used by all transfers regardless of majors and is more about being admitted into the school rather than the specific major. It's probably more about the actual nursing supplemental application since that is how the nursing school sees your TEAS score and your prerequisites. I would suggest emailing the nursing department about it just to be sure though!
Ahh, I get what you're saying. Hmm, I would think it wouldn't matter because that application is used by all transfers regardless of majors and is more about being admitted into the school rather than the specific major. It's probably more about the actual nursing supplemental application since that is how the nursing school sees your TEAS score and your prerequisites. I would suggest emailing the nursing department about it just to be sure though!
Sorry if I didn't make my question clear intially, since English's not my first language ^^.
I really appreciate your applicationtion. I'll email them about this.
Thank you so much and also best of luck to your application!
Sorry if I didn't make my question clear intially, since English's not my first language ^^.
I really appreciate your suggestion. I'll email them about this.
Thank you so much and also best of luck to your application!
I havent yet. im assuming they may not ask for them until after the nursing application deadline
Ah okay. Cause I was talking to someone and the school had told her to send the transcripts in by the 28th, so I was confused as to why I haven’t received anything yet ? but if you also hadn’t received anything yet, then I guess it should be fine?
Did anyone get contacted by the school to turn in their transcripts yet?
Once I turned in my nursing application it said they’ll email us when they need it. Nothing is needed right now besides the application and electronically sending them our TEAS transcript
That's really weird, I haven't recieved any email like that besides the one I sent previously. Also just for reference, I submitted my nursing application august 10th and I'm a pre-nursing student at CSULB
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Hi,
That's what my question about. Sorry if I made it confusing in the first place. The reason is that, if I understand it correctly, because I'm afraid my recent TEAS score isn't good enough and thus might get rejected for the second time. So, I haven't submitted it yet. If I get rejected again, I'm afraid I won't be able to submit another application for future terms.