National University - Cohort 61 -SD

[DD_futurenurse]

Hi,

I wanted to start this for those who are applying to Cohort 61. Has anyone been to a recent nursing info session where they've gone over anything about the newly added interview component?

Thanks!

[qwertykat, CNA]

Congrats to everyone who has gotten into cohort 61!

I am seeking advice on this thread. I applied to cohort 62 and this is my first time applying to this school but have not submitted my TEAs score yet.

So far I have a 3.61 GPA for the combined math and science prereqs and a TEAs score of 80.0 flat. Would it be best to retake my TEAs for a better score before the deadline?

I have a B.S. in Public Health. I also work at a hospital as an NA serving as my background for clinical experience. So I am feeling well prepared for an interview process. But my goal is to make sure my stats are even enough to get to that step.

[maybeanursingstudent]

4 hours ago, qwertykat said:

Congrats to everyone who has gotten into cohort 61!

I am seeking advice on this thread. I applied to cohort 62 and this is my first time applying to this school but have not submitted my TEAs score yet.

So far I have a 3.61 GPA for the combined math and science prereqs and a TEAs score of 80.0 flat. Would it be best to retake my TEAs for a better score before the deadline?

I have a B.S. in Public Health. I also work at a hospital as an NA serving as my background for clinical experience. So I am feeling well prepared for an interview process. But my goal is to make sure my stats are even enough to get to that step.

Have you considered applying for the program for people with previous bachelors degree? I hear it is less competitive.

[qwertykat, CNA]

5 hours ago, maybeanursingstudent said:

Have you considered applying for the program for people with previous bachelors degree? I hear it is less competitive.

I am, I have applied through the post bachelor's application already. But I believe it is the same program with the Generic Entry applicants.

[SoontobeRN]

Does anyone know what the lowest score they accepted??

[maybeanursingstudent]

8 hours ago, SoontobeRN said:

Does anyone know what the lowest score they accepted??

The cut off was 87.8

[WannaBeRn17]

The cut off for the program was 87.8,

but the cut off for an interview (which was just your gpa and teas score) was like an 84...?

our cohorts average teas was 85 I believe.

but if you’re wanting scores teas/gpa/interview not just the average scores, I don’t think you’ll find them. They didn’t even tell us what rank we were in to get accepted.

my scores were 3.7 and an 81 for TEAS, if that helps.

[robinarackley]

Oh yeah... I just realized we never found out our interview score, while other students in past cohorts found out their essay scores...

[maybeanursingstudent]

Just now, robinarackley said:

Oh yeah... I just realized we never found out our interview score, while other students in past cohorts found out their essay scores...

They won't tell you your interview score because you are face to face with staff and they don't want retaliation Kyle said

[WannaBeRn17]

That’s unfortunate for those who didn’t get in, did he at least say they would write down notes as to why your score reflected that way?

[plsacceptmenursingschool]

Hi guys, I got an interview for cohort 62 & I was wondering if you have any tips for my interview that’s coming up next week! Anything will help ☺️ Thank you in advance

[robinarackley]

Does anyone know what the cutoff was before the interview, just the teas and GPA score. My friend is thinking of applying and im trying to giver her an idea of the scores but I can't find them in here!

[John2020]

Hi does anyone know how to calculate TEAS and GPA scores? Thank you.