Hi everyone, I saw that one person used straighterline to retake classes to raise their GPA and I’m thinking about doing the same.
Has anyone else tried this route, and if so, did National accept it/did it work out for you?
Thank you ?
I took A& P 2 and Micro micro through straighterline. I studied like crazy, using outside resources like my lectures from national. I took two classes at once, devoted all my time to them to refresh and retake. I went from B- in both and got A's with the proctored exam. It was SO hard, but I went from a 3.1 to a 3.67 GPA and got accepted on the first try to cohort 67. If I hadn't taken those two, I would not have qualified for even the interview. It's cheaper, at your pace and tbh more informative and in depth than NU classes. I recommend if you don't have time and if you don't want to pay to retake a class for 1600$+, then that route is for you!
I took A& P 2 and Micro micro through straighterline. I studied like crazy, using outside resources like my lectures from national. I took two classes at once, devoted all my time to them to refresh and retake. I went from B- in both and got A's with the proctored exam. It was SO hard, but I went from a 3.1 to a 3.67 GPA and got accepted on the first try to cohort 67. If I hadn't taken those two, I would not have qualified for even the interview. It's cheaper, at your pace and tbh more informative and in depth than NU classes. I recommend if you don't have time and if you don't want to pay to retake a class for 1600$+, then that route is for you!
Good luck!♥️ you got it!
Great job! What your TEAS score if you don't mind me asking? So they corrected my GPA to 3.4 and my TEAS is 94.7. I'm planning to retake A&P2 so I can have 3.6 GPA and then apply for cohort 68
I took A& P 2 and Micro micro through straighterline. I studied like crazy, using outside resources like my lectures from national. I took two classes at once, devoted all my time to them to refresh and retake. I went from B- in both and got A's with the proctored exam. It was SO hard, but I went from a 3.1 to a 3.67 GPA and got accepted on the first try to cohort 67. If I hadn't taken those two, I would not have qualified for even the interview. It's cheaper, at your pace and tbh more informative and in depth than NU classes. I recommend if you don't have time and if you don't want to pay to retake a class for 1600$+, then that route is for you!
Great job! What your TEAS score if you don't mind me asking? So they corrected my GPA to 3.4 and my TEAS is 94.7. I'm planning to retake A&P2 so I can have 3.6 GPA and then apply for cohort 68
90 TEAS.
definitely retake if you can. Straighterline is self paced. You go through each chapter, take an exam on it and move onto the next. I believe there are about 13 in total. Then you schedule a proctored final exam. So they monitor you like the TEAS. The exams are HARD. Like harder than the university ones. I felt like I was learning all over again. But if you want it bad enough you'll nail it.
Unfortunately even if I got 4.0 GPA maybe my TEAS is low for 82.7.I got denied.Can you guys share your scores so I know what should be my goal for my next application.I retake my TEAS yesterday and got 86.7 this time but planning to retake one more time.
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Hi everyone, I saw that one person used straighterline to retake classes to raise their GPA and I’m thinking about doing the same.
Has anyone else tried this route, and if so, did National accept it/did it work out for you?
Thank you ?