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If not TCC, where to go?

hey i am an international student and i want to apply for the nursing program, the thing is i have a C in API and 2 B's in APII and micro, A in chem with 3.28 GPA

i paid for the TEAS test and i will take it this 4th of September, i'm pretty good in math and i know almost all the science questions but i suck in reading and vocab, and since i dun have good grades in the science classes i don't feel well about that =(

i want to apply to more than one college, where should i go? please help me

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You might consider speaking with advisors at both TCC and some of the Dallas County Community Colleges. Although there are several nursing programs in the area, all have high standards. There are so many people competing for each spot that the schools are able to set the bar very high.

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do you think i might have a chance in TCC ?

I couldn't say but I believe the nursing school advisor would tell you honestly whether or not you have a good chance.

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Tarleton State University would take you with your grade point average. They accepted a foreign coworker of mine who had an overall 2.8 grade point average, with 'B' grades in her sciences. Their admission standards are pretty lenient when compared to other area nursing programs. Also, I've heard that Tarleton is desperate for international students. The school is located about 70 miles west of Fort Worth.

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