I didn't see anyone here on allnurses that posted about SUNY Farmingdales advanced standing transfer Nursing B.S! I applied at the end of July and so far have received a letter that i passed the first round of admissions! YAY! I thought maybe we could all support one another and say our GPAs and Prerequisite grades for anyone who is interested. I have scheduled my TEAS exam for October 2nd. If anyone is interested in knowing, I decided to go with the TEAS at a PSI center and not at farmingdale so that I will be able to send my scores to other schools if I choose. I am really hoping to get in! Nursing is my dream. :)
I already have completed all the pre req courses required by farmingdale. I am currently a senior at a CUNY school studying Health Science.
Overall GPA: 3.65
Pre Req Course Grades:
1. A and P 1 = B+
2. A and P 2 = A
3. Eng. Comp 1 = A
4. Math (Pre Cal) = B+
5. Psych = A+
6. Three Liberal Arts Courses: (will vary among individuals)
A. Eng comp 2 = A-
B. Music = A
C. History = A
Pre Req GPA: 3.7
Quick questions for anyone who got this info from them:
1. Does this years TEAS exam have a calculator? And are we allowed to use it during the math section?
2. Is this a rolling admissions type thing or do they review applications AFTER the deadline?
Thank you everyone! I hope everyone interested gets in!
I will find out tomorrow what I got on the TEAS. I really hope they do take into consideration everything. Congrats on the 77! That's still great. It isn't an easy exam. But so far I haven't applied anywhere else :/ I'm not sure where else to apply tbh...I'm considering Adelphi but it's so expensive.
I am currently looking at Farmingdales Pre Req requirements. So far I have all of them. But it also says we need 3 Liberal Arts and Sciences classes. how would i know if my classes will transfer over as liberal arts? I am using their transfer credit tool and i have seen a lot of my classes transfer over as General Education - Natural Sciences. Is that what they mean? could someone clarify this for me?
Im 90% sure that liberal arts/gen ed are the same thing. These are just classes required for graduation, like sociology, hirtory etc. dont quote me, best to ask admissions if you're unsure. Send an email they answer very quickly.
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I will find out tomorrow what I got on the TEAS. I really hope they do take into consideration everything. Congrats on the 77! That's still great. It isn't an easy exam. But so far I haven't applied anywhere else :/ I'm not sure where else to apply tbh...I'm considering Adelphi but it's so expensive.