Molloy Accelerated Program spring 2020

[futureLaDnurse]

Hi i applied to the accelerated program in June for the January session and every time i talk to someone from admissions i get different answers so I wanted to create a thread to see if anyone else was applying!? Graduated may 2019 with a health science degree and a 3.3 gpa i took the nelson denny and math screening already and I was wondering if anyone heard back yet bc ive been anxiously waiting for a decision for a month and a half now!

[goodtoknowman]

51 minutes ago, ash6117 said:

Those who got into the accelerated second degree program what is the GPA requirement?

Hi, I was accepted with a 3.04 GPA but I withdrew my offer because I have chosen to attend a different school. I'm not sure what the exact GPA requirement is, but I've heard it might be a 3.3, which I guess is false if I was able to get in.

[ash6117]

Thanks for the info!

[someoneacceptme]

okay I have been trying to get info on the accelerated program forever I am realy confused the website isn't clear to me

1.) how long is the accelrated program?

I have my bachelors and have taken the regular pre reqs already

when is the deadline for the fall?

[ay1125]

I’m wondering this too! I don’t understand how long will it take to get your masters

[Curious_George]

Thanks for the info this helps.

[Guest1177054]

On 9/19/2019 at 3:15 PM, ezbreezyy said:

Hey I heard back from molloy, I got in! similar stats to you

could you please share your prereq grades

[nunen15]

On 12/13/2019 at 12:48 AM, goodtoknowman said:

Got my acceptance letter in the mail today for the dual degree program. I took the math screening test towards the end of November. I have a 3.07 GPA and a 98th percentile TEAS score. Looking forward to interviewing with the financial aid office!

Hey sorry I found this comment almost 2 years later but I just applied to the dual degree program for next year, I have 3.0 cumulative with my previous degree overall but it said we need at least a 3.2 to get into the dual degree. I'm kinda worried that GPA won't cut it and if I should just switch to the generic program which I think accepts a 3.0 . I already have majority of the nursing pre reqs done and I got a 81 on the TEAS( 100 in math, 90, in reading) I'm not too sure how much the TEAS weighs in on the admission process, any advice?