Hi! My name is Leandra and I am so excited to be joining you all for Cohort 67! I look forward to getting to know each of you ? I have created a facebook page so that I can join the group
I'm a refugee from a cohort 66?. It was an insane and super competitive cohort. I got the interview, but my application was denied. However, a representative from a nursing department highly encourages me to apply again because if they didn't reduce the cohort, I would be in. I wish all of you good luck, and I hope to see you in October?
What is your GPA and TEAS score if you don't mind me asking?Got denied from cohort 67.planning to reapply again ln Aug.
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$+, then that route is for you!
I applied to cohort 67 and didn't get in.I will apply again on Aug, and Im try ing to improve my TEAS score.
Congratulations .
Thank you!!
Sorry I did not see your other comment about applying to 67 I thought u were applying to 68. What are your stats? There were very few spots this round because of COVID and the backup from previous cohorts. Hopefully they will have the full normal amount of spots next cohort. I think Elizabeth mentioned it should go back to normal next cohort.
I took A& P 2 and Micro micro through straighterline. I studied like crazy, using outside resources like my lectures from national. I took two classes at once, devoted all my time to them to refresh and retake. I went from B- in both and got A's with the proctored exam. It was SO hard, but I went from a 3.1 to a 3.67 GPA and got accepted on the first try to cohort 67. If I hadn't taken those two, I would not have qualified for even the interview. It's cheaper, at your pace and tbh more informative and in depth than NU classes. I recommend if you don't have time and if you don't want to pay to retake a class for 1600$+, then that route is for you!
Good luck!♥️ you got it!
May I ask what is your TEAS score and GPA?
I got a 90 on TEAS and 3.6 GPA. Must have been my resume, cause my scores weren't super high
Natannette, CNA
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Oh awesome!! Glad u figured it out too