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I just got done applying for GCU's fast track program to start this Fall. I'm hoping I get accepted so that I can start but might have to wait till Spring '12.
Please let me know if you hear anything back from GCU about acceptance or denial
GOOD LUCK to everyone........
Hi, Seattlegal. I am not sure what my exact final GPA was since I took 4 last pre-req courses during Spring semester and didn't find out what it calculated out to be. BUT I can tell you that they do have a point system when they consider admission, such as a) prior college bachelor's degree, b) health care certification, such as EMT or CNA, c) current (or maybe prior) employment at health care setting, ie hospital, long term care, etc.
I am sure I am forgetting something else and others can chime in but since I had all those, I was given extra points for consideration. I would say go ahead and try getting your EMT or CNA and get some experience while you wait. I received my CNA certification in Jan, '10 and have worked as a CNA at LTC and now as a PCT at a hospital. It has been a valuable experience and I love it.
Good luck!!
Fami
Nick, what other prereq courses do you have to take?
Are there anyone out there who has been accepted to the Part-time/PM program at SHC@ Shea? I'd love to find out who else would be in the program!!! Also those of you that attended the orientation on the 16th, can you tell us what we can expect at the immunization orientation on Monday? I am trying to determine whether to go into work then head to the orientation or take the whole day off...
thanks!!
NickWahoo, I agree, maybe you are on an alternate list. I would go ahead and call your counselor first thing on Monday and just ask if or when you will know. I mean classes aren't going to start until August maybe they will have openings then? But either way they need to tell you something!!
Seattlegal, I never really got a set GPA answer either. I heard it just depends on the semester you apply and who else is applying with you. Some semesters may be more competitive than others because of who else is applying. I was told the Fall semester was the most competitive, then spring and then the summer. On my application I included that I have my CNA certification (though I am not currently working as one), I already have a bachelors degree in a previous subject, my pre req GPA was about a 3.5, and my TEAS were 80 for reading and 83 for math. That was enough to get me!
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I did! Its so close to my house!! I am sorta worried about driving to john c Lincoln in the beginning...I wonder if that's 4 days a week or just lab days? Im so excited!