Hey you guys! I didn't see a thread for those applying to KSU for the Fall 2017 BSN Cohort, so I decided to make one. The deadline for applications is getting ready to come up and then decisions will hopefully be made shortly after, so I figured we could all be nervous and wait together :). On the other threads, people share their stats so I'll post mine below!
Overall GPA: 3.92
Best 5/7 Math & Science Grades: All A's
Best 7/12 Total Prerequisite Grade: All A's
TEAS Score: 92
Looking forward to interacting with you guys and distracting myself from classwork
Okay, so I need help. I really want to apply to KSU and I am graduating from UGA a year early. I am worried about admissions but my main concern right now is all of KSU's general core requirements. Did y'all finish all of them and not finish pre-reqs for the actually application. I am very confused on which one to priortize from. I really want to do the ABSN
Hello, does anyone knows if it is required to complete the general courses(e.g American Govrnment) or just these 12 listed on their website beforeapplying..And, does the grneral corses play a role in acceptance?
MATH 1101 or MATH 1111 (or higher)-Math Modeling or College Algebra
STAT 1107 (formerly MATH 1107)-Statistics
CHEM 1151/1151L and CHEM 1152/1152L*
(or CHEM 1211/1211L, CHEM 1212/1212L sequence)*
BIOL 2221 and BIOL 2221L-Anatomy and Physiology I & Lab*
BIOL 2222 and BIOL 2222L-Anatomy and Physiology II & Lab*
If y'all are going to kennesaw, make sure you have someone send you the Patho bible. It'll help you immensley through that class. Probably the only reason I got an A
No worries. The patho bible won’t be of any use to students anymore because the professor it was associated with retired last fall. It was great because he was old school and did not use power points; however, the instructors that teach the class now have fantastic power points. (I’ve had them in other classes.) Good luck to you! It goes by so fast, and I promise pathophysiology isn’t as scary as some make it out to be.
No worries. The patho bible won’t be of any use to students anymore because the professor it was associated with retired last fall. It was great because he was old school and did not use power points; however, the instructors that teach the class now have fantastic power points. (I’ve had them in other classes.) Good luck to you! It goes by so fast, and I promise pathophysiology isn’t as scary as some make it out to be.
Thank you for this information! I am excited to start my journey!
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I just found this out too! I don't know if I should stay where I am or go to KSU...Hopefully someone who is in the program can give us some advice!!