Georgia State Perimeter Fall 2020

hungrydani90 · Mar 25, 2020

Did she say you would have gotten in if they saw you had them complete? I'm sorry that happened. Is there something Renee can do? Or did she say to reapply next semester and that you may get in if a seat opens up? @Kelz

Kelz · Mar 25, 2020

@hungrydani90she's wishing from home and don't have access to see whatever she needs to, so she'll investigate but that not saying whether it'll place me or I'll have to wait. I'm hoping that'll help as I have everything that's needed and can't believe that was missed.

Elle Baena · Mar 25, 2020

4 hours ago, Kelz said:
@hungrydani @ella baena so I take it being the second time around all prerequisites were complete?
Sorry to hear that Elle ? hopefully it's your first attempt and you get in 2nd round or the Spring ??

It’s my first time applying, yes. I think it’s my TEAS score (79) that is holding me back because I my GPAs are very high. I am going to apply to UNG because my HESI score was 91. Hopefully that will be good enough.

Kelz · Mar 25, 2020

@Elle Baena HESI must be easier. Anyone take the Kaplan?

Jordan Ebbinger · Mar 25, 2020

@hungrydani90 I was told the same thing last semester. I was in the same boat and this time around I got accepted. Don’t give up!

hungrydani90 · Mar 25, 2020

@Jordan Ebbinger Happy to hear you were accepted. I was also accepted!! So excited! How many times have you applied? Is this your second time?

Jordan Ebbinger · Mar 25, 2020

@hungrydani90 congratulations! Yes, this was my second time applying. I also applied to the accelerated program at Kennesaw. I haven’t heard back from them yet.

Elle Baena · Apr 6, 2020

On 3/25/2020 at 4:33 PM, Kelz said:
@Elle Baena HESI must be easier. Anyone take the Kaplan?

Not easier but you’re able to apply the used time in other subjects to the ones you haven’t taken, and that help in math a lot.

Kelz · Apr 6, 2020

@Jordan Ebbinger any word from Kennesaw? @Elle Baenathat's good to know, on the time. I think I'll be taking the Kaplan instead

Turtle008 · Apr 6, 2020

@Elle Baena I took Kaplan at Clayton State back in Feb for this Fall. Math and Reading sections were definitely easier than those on TEAS in my opinion. Writing part is similar to ACT exam,I mean if you're familiar to it. Science was only about A and P 1 and 2 ,but was very specific . It mostly asked about physiology .I found Kaplan was still difficult for me due to language barrier (I'm an international student),but was less stressful than TEAS in my opinion. Good news is Kaplan test is so much lower than TEAS. It cost me $20 at the time of my testing. I hope this helps.

Jordan Ebbinger · Apr 6, 2020

@Kelz no, I still haven’t heard back from kennesaw.

Elle Baena · Apr 6, 2020

5 hours ago, Turtle008 said:
@Elle Baena I took Kaplan at Clayton State back in Feb for this Fall. Math and Reading sections were definitely easier than those on TEAS in my opinion. Writing part is similar to ACT exam,I mean if you're familiar to it. Science was only about A and P 1 and 2 ,but was very specific . It mostly asked about physiology .I found Kaplan was still difficult for me due to language barrier (I'm an international student),but was less stressful than TEAS in my opinion. Good news is Kaplan test is so much lower than TEAS. It cost me $20 at the time of my testing. I hope this helps.

Way to go. I got a 100 in A&P and 75 in Chemistry. I think the way they asked the question, straight forward, was easier. I ended up accumulating like 50 minutes, which I used on math. I guessed with Chemistry because I didn’t remember it. Mostly I picked answers through deduction.