Georgia Highlands ASN 2016

Jessica9209 · Feb 4, 2016

Hi! I am actually graduating from Highlands this May! I've heard that they have increased their cutoff/minimum amount of points for acceptance. When I was accepted, I believe I had around 1100 cumulatively, and I think that the minimum now is around 1000 (just from what I've heard) Also, I know now that they are requiring you to be a CNA before you get accepted. That is also something new. Here to answer any other questions you may have! Good Luck :)

jordanreynolds23 · Feb 5, 2016

Oh awesome! I have 1249 points as long as I make an A in micro, they said they'll have CNA classes available for us to take we just have to pay out of pocket! Thank you for your info!

Jessica9209 · Feb 5, 2016

You should be fine to get in then!

jordanreynolds23 · Feb 5, 2016

I hope so! I've applied to Dalton state too, but I hear it is very hard to get in!

Bankston2008 · Mar 2, 2016

I am applying for Fall 2016 with a 1223 and my adviser seems confident. Last years cut off was 1144 and while she does believe it will rise, she doesn't foresee it going above 1200. The only thing I am worried about is what if more applicants than what they can accept has a score above 1200? Its getting real and I'm getting nervous!!

Bankston2008 · Mar 2, 2016

I think only 1 person is enrolled in the CNA class they are offering. Its Monday-Thursday 8:30 till 4:30 at Floyd campus. I'm starting my through a private company where i can do it in 3 weeks on May 3rd!

Aldo89 · Mar 31, 2016

Does anyone know when we should hear a decision by? And also, what route the decision letter will come?

jordanreynolds23 · Mar 31, 2016

I think it's the end of June beginning of July, and just the normal mail.

Aldo89 · Mar 31, 2016

Thank you! And as for the scoring worksheet, does anyone know how to calculate the SAT score when you already have a bachelors degree? It looks like you have to add it to your TEAs score for category 3 scoring so its throwing my number off a bit

jordanreynolds23 · Mar 31, 2016

I'm not sure I'm sorry, I actually got in at dalton's nursing program, so I've stopped worrying about Ga highlands, but good luck to you!

Bankston2008 · Mar 31, 2016

I've heard that it's an 1100 for SAT if you have a bachelors degree already but haven't confirmed that with an advisor. Have you had a nursing advisor figure your score? I'm still applying to Highlands only with a 1233.