Jeff State St. Vincent's program

I do not attend the night/wknd program but I do know that they have recently upped the admission numbers to 85 for the first semester class at each campus and they have spots for 55 in 2nd semester if that gives any hints to progression. I think we lost about 20 out of 50 first semester, 16 out of about 40 2nd semester, 2 out of 28 3rd semester and just started 4th with 26 students. Good Luck!

That does say a lot. Thank you for the info! I just wish I had researched the RN programs better and started there! I hope this is a great semester for you!

I'm in the night/weekend program we started out in 103/104 with about 90 students and with this semester in 102 we have about 75 students so it's still a pretty big class.

I don't want to hope for anyone to fail but I am hoping that someone wins the lottery or their husband/wife gets a huge raise to take a job out of state or something :) I want a spot in your program!

Lol good luck! I've heard jeff state is notorious for being very selective for transfers. The nursing advisor and secretary both told me that they can count on their hand in the last 5 years jeff state has accepted transfers. And since Bonnie glass has taken over... #nochanceinhell

Oh I hope not. I have great grades - only one B - and scored Level 3 on the ATI. I guess it is good to hear a hard truth now though rather then spend the next 5 months pumping myself up.

How do u tell what level u scored. My score was 72.7 on the teas... What level is that?

I have already completed a semester of an ADN program. At the end of each semester you take a test called the ATI that is used as a predictor for passing the NCLEX. The highest level is a Level 3.

I believe the TEAS is on a 150 point scale so a 72.7 would be just below 50% but I am not aware of any level system for the TEAS. Are you applying for the nursing program at Jeff State?

A friend of mine had to withdraw from the nursing program at Bevill during 3rd semester, due to family illness. Instead of sitting out for a year she talked to Wallace and Jeff St about transering in as a 3rd semester student. Wallace said no, flat out. Said they reserve their empty seats for their own students that fail to progress. Jeff St took her app and later that day told her she didn't have enough points to get in. The points were based on math, A&P 1 and 2, and Compass score. She had B's in 1&2, and MTH 100, and a 98 on on Compass reading. All of her previous nursing scores were A's and B's. Then come to find out the head of Jeff St and the head of Bevill St nursing programs are friends.

Getting into a program is much easier than transfering in from another program. But, it never hurts to try.