Hi everyone,
I thought I'd start a thread since I hadn't seen one yet.
I plan on applying for the May application date, however I need to retake the TEAS exam. With all testing centers being closed right now, does anyone have any insight as to how/where I can retake the exam? I've heard some places may provide remote testing, but nothing for certain.
Thanks
23 hours ago, MaJoves said:Thank you for that information!
I am a little nervous about the science portion as I got C's in them...So I'm hoping to do well on my TEAS to at least compensate for it. And I was also drawn to NU for the same reason. They have minimal prerequisite requirements in comparison to other schools.
Do you know how many they accept for each cohort and if you're denied for that specific time if you can reapply for a different cohort?
Thank you again for the thorough reply!
I believe based on other people’s answers, they interview top 90 but only 48 get in.
National University only allows 3 attempts total to apply for the nursing program.
1 hour ago, Doja_RN said:I believe based on other people’s answers, they interview top 90 but only 48 get in.
National University only allows 3 attempts total to apply for the nursing program.
Have you applied or thinking of applying?
I'm hoping to get in the program.. I really do want to be a nurse ?
Hello there!
Yes. If it is an online proctored test, then they do watch you online. They basically have access to your screen and is proctoring your screen. You also have to bring your camera/computer to show your testing area.
The assessments A & B may have similar questions, but not exact questions. I have taken it a couple times and I haven't seen the same exact questions.
Hope that answers your question ?
MaJoves
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Thank you for that information!
I am a little nervous about the science portion as I got C's in them...So I'm hoping to do well on my TEAS to at least compensate for it. And I was also drawn to NU for the same reason. They have minimal prerequisite requirements in comparison to other schools.
Do you know how many they accept for each cohort and if you're denied for that specific time if you can reapply for a different cohort?
Thank you again for the thorough reply!