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This is the "Not In" thread, or for anyone that's planning on applying for Spring Semester by the Sept 1st deadline.
We need love too! :loveya:
My Boring Stats:
A's in prereq's except ANP 2...taking that class now.
Horribly embarrassing TEAS at 76, still have two more tries. (Which is why I'm taking math and phys sci this summer. lol)
Hope to get into the Bloomington or Terre Haute programs. (Yay! Greene county gets region pts at both. lol)
Currently frazzling myself out with 5 online classes
It's nice to meet you....whoever you are....
I am thinking that the online resource that most people use is ATI, http://www.atitesting.com/ , it is the company that designs the book that Ivy Tech sells and the test itself. When you purchase the book you gain access to the site for a couple of practice tests I believe, but I am pretty sure you could just purchase site access for sample tests if you wanted to.
Yep! You can purchase the 2 practice tests for $30 on the website. It kinda helped to get the feel of how the test was set up. I got an 85 on my first try with no studying. So...I am going to retake it again, but I am not applying until next year for the Fall '10 start. So, for now, I will spy on you guys and live vicariously through you!
I may possibly go to this one with you to hear about the new stuff too :) Let me know for sure, oh nursing info session buddy!
LOL Kara, yep we can be buddies at another info session! I currently am definitely planning on going to that one. I just won't fill out their little form since I already filled it out twice, they will think I'm nuts for going to a third session LOL.
MistyMiss, I'm gonna PM you. . . I too am changing careers in a major way.
Does anyone know what the point range for the Indianapolis campus is? How is evevyone doing on their TEAS exam? It's my biggest problem.
I wish there was a way to know the point range! Unfortunately, we will probably never know what the exact range was, even after the selections are made.
Here are some stats for Indy, just to keep everyone interested since it's been a well kept secret.
For the Spring 09 class there were 205 applicants with an average score of 199 for RN and 170 for PN
For the Fall 09 class there were 340 applicants with an average score of 206 for RN and 190 for PN.
Just to give you an idea how competitive it is at Indy.
Here are some stats for Indy, just to keep everyone interested since it's been a well kept secret.For the Spring 09 class there were 205 applicants with an average score of 199 for RN and 170 for PN
For the Fall 09 class there were 340 applicants with an average score of 206 for RN and 190 for PN.
Just to give you an idea how competitive it is at Indy.
Would you mind sharing your source? Your numbers seem to follow a logical course, but given your previous posts, I am more than a little skeptical.
This information is not readily available, so unless you work for the school or polled every single student that got accepted, there would be no way to know the lowest accepted score. Each semester is differnt and it is true that there are lower numbers who apply in the Spring and the scores accepted are lower.
Please PLEASE make sure BOTH program directors say the same thing about the credits. i went in twice; one said yes and the other said no. the registrar's office will transfer them in, make sure both program directors say they will transfer and make sure the transfer is done. just because they say it does not mean it's done. ask them how long it will be until you see them on your transcript. once they are on the transcript, there is no changing it. it is not considered transferred until on the transcript.
also, be advised a C- is accepted at Ivy Tech, but not in the nursing programs. their accrediting body does not allow C-.
just giving my as always...
MistyMiss
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Csab, I will let you know for sure, I would love to meet you and any other AllNurse folks!! Crossing my fingers for a sitter :)
I am thinking that the online resource that most people use is ATI, http://www.atitesting.com/ , it is the company that designs the book that Ivy Tech sells and the test itself. When you purchase the book you gain access to the site for a couple of practice tests I believe, but I am pretty sure you could just purchase site access for sample tests if you wanted to.
Good luck with your application in Gary! Which program are you applying for? Personally, I am hoping to get into the ASN program in Indy. I currently work in accounting, so this is quite the switch for me