National University Cohort 64

[LC912]

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

[John2020]

For example if someone had a 3.5 and someone else had a 3.7 that’s only About 2 points so the better you do on the interview the more points you get bcoz each question is worth 4 points. Hope that helps.

[John2020]

Example

[Doja_RN]

What were the questions they asked you on your interview??

And just to spread a little more happiness around.....

Happy 4th OF July EVERYONE!

[anirtak]

I was accepted with a 3.4 GPA, 89.3% on the TEAS, and felt really confident about my interview.

They asked me:

1. Why is diversity in the health care field important?
2. What does professionalism in nursing mean to you?
3. How do you practice effective communication?
4. Why National?
5. Why nursing?

20 minutes ago, Doja_RN said:

What were the questions they asked you on your interview??

And just to spread a little more happiness around.....

Happy 4th OF July EVERYONE!

Happy 4th!

[John2020]

Why national

What/ or who inspired me to be a nurse

communication in nursing

diversity in nursing

and I think the last one was something like how is nursing a profession or something in those terms.

Good luck!

[sksk]

Hi all, I am new to this thread and im planning to apply for cohort 65. For those who have been accepted into cohort 64, do you all have clinical experience/volunteer? I am worried because I don't have any. I wanted to do volunteer but I couldnt because of this pandemic. My science GPA is 3.75 and my TEAS score is 88. Do you think I stand a chance in getting in?

[anirtak]

On 7/7/2020 at 4:45 PM, sksk said:

Hi all, I am new to this thread and im planning to apply for cohort 65. For those who have been accepted into cohort 64, do you all have clinical experience/volunteer? I am worried because I don't have any. I wanted to do volunteer but I couldnt because of this pandemic. My science GPA is 3.75 and my TEAS score is 88. Do you think I stand a chance in getting in?

I was accepted and did have some volunteer experience in a hospital and nonprofit health clinic. But you have a great GPA and TEAS score so if you do really well on your interview, I think you’ll be fine. You may lose some points for not having experience but I think your awesome scores will even that out. If you’re not too confident with interviews, you can always retake the TEAS and shoot for 90+ and then do your best on the interview.

[Jax143, CNA]

Hi! Can anyone comment on how classes & clinical are going for this cohort? I'm wanting to get an idea of how this is progressing during COVID time. Thank you!

[Brezo]

On 7/2/2020 at 5:05 PM, cekhay said:

CONGRATS everyone ! I got an alternate, which sucks. I’m not sure if alternates even get a chance

Hi,may I ask if you ever got accepted? I'm just applied to cohort 66 and got alternate.Just want to know my chances.Thanks 

[Ctown209]

Hello,

I recently got accepted into another national university cohort. Can someone please share their experience? How many days a week are the classes and how do they feel about the classes? Any input would be appreciated

Thanks 

[wanabeanurse]

Hi Cohort 64 I got into cohort 68.  I just want to ask some advice if you guys apply for any scholarship, financial aide, or any grants? Thank you.

[Sammy2016]

Hello- I was recently accepted to National University's nursing program and also the nursing program at CSU San Marcos. I am trying to decide which school to attend and was wondering if anyone in the program would be able to provide me with some feedback about their experience with the program so far? Pros? Cons? Thanks!