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DCCC Nursing Program 2011

Has anyone applied to DCCC Nursing Program for Fall 2011? If so, what were your TEAS test results and have you heard back yet?

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I got in without being on the wait list with a cumulative 75.

I think that DCCC now uses a combination of your TEAS score and your GPA, which means less pressure for those who do not do well on standardized tests. I think I was the next to last DCCC class that they used the NET score exclusively for, which meant that only the highest 120 or so scorers got accepted. As a result, a lot of qualified folks, including several friends who were great paramedics (and would have made great nurses) who did not test well could not get in. Those with $ usually went to Harcum where admissions was not as competitive.

Good luck with your admission.

I think that DCCC now uses a combination of your TEAS score and your GPA, which means less pressure for those who do not do well on standardized tests. I think I was the next to last DCCC class that they used the NET score exclusively for, which meant that only the highest 120 or so scorers got accepted. As a result, a lot of qualified folks, including several friends who were great paramedics (and would have made great nurses) who did not test well could not get in. Those with $ usually went to Harcum where admissions was not as competitive.

Good luck with your admission.

They only use your TEAS scores. Same as when they used the NET

I got a 75 on the test, I start this fall. good luck !

for day or evening/weekend program?

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