Midwestern State University Spring 2014 hopeful

Published

I did not see a thread for MWSU spring 2014 BSN program so here it goes. If anyone has information please reply!

shorty11, do you have to be CPR certified before you start the program?

Up Vote Up Vote ×

I had the same question in regards to the application. Do you have to be CPR certified before you apply?

Up Vote Up Vote ×

Before u apply no. i kno its not a requirement for the app. But am not so sure if u hv to be certified before the program.

Up Vote Up Vote ×

Am applying for fall 2014. i hv 70 pts now. My hesi stats are english composite 89 math 96 anatomy 92

Up Vote Up Vote ×

I started the program in spring 2012.. So it has been a little while.. But we were not required to become CPR certified before starting. We were required to become CPR certified before the start of our second semester. I took the CPR course over the summer in between the first and second semester.

Up Vote Up Vote ×

The HESI score itself does not weigh heavily on admission. You are just required to have an overall composite score of 80% or higher to be eligible for admission. Admission is based on the point system that is explained on the schools website.

Up Vote Up Vote ×

Okay! GREAT. I will have 70 points when I turn in my application after my 8week session courses this spring. I like how the selection criteria is based off of points! I was skeptical about my test scores but from the website and what you know I have enough for admission purposes. I just PRAY I have enough points to be accepted.

Up Vote Up Vote ×
Okay! GREAT. I will have 70 points when I turn in my application after my 8week session courses this spring. I like how the selection criteria is based off of points! I was skeptical about my test scores but from the website and what you know I have enough for admission purposes. I just PRAY I have enough points to be accepted.

I started the program in the Spring of 2012. I'm not sure if the point system has been modified or changed in anyway since I applied in the Fall of 2011. I was accepted into the program with 65 points, and I know of others who were accepted with slightly less (I think 63). Unless the point system has changed since then, then you have a very good chance with 70! (I will look at the website after I post this and see if I recognize any changes from the point system used when I applied). Every semester is different though. Some semesters the pool of applicants have higher average scores (point system scores that is), pushing the minimum score accepted up. Other semesters the pool of applicants may have average scores lower than previous semesters, pushing the minimum score accepted down. (Hopefully that makes sense). So really depends on the pool of current applicants. I think you have a really good chance though. Best of luck!

Up Vote Up Vote ×

Thank you very much!!

I'm also applying to ADN programs in case I want to go a cheaper route! How much is Midwestern Nursing program? Also what is the reason for the program being 5 semesters long; is it due to extended clinicals?

Up Vote Up Vote ×

Thank you very much!! I'm also applying to ADN programs in case I want to go a cheaper route! How much is Midwestern Nursing program? Also what is the reason for the program being 5 semesters long; is it due to extended clinicals?

Up Vote Up Vote ×

Did anyone apply for the summer 2014 mwsu accelerated nursing program? If so, has anyone heard anything from MSU? Or have any info about the program

Up Vote Up Vote ×
+ Join the Discussion