I wanted to start a new thread for the upcoming semester! I am really hopeful to get in and start working on my ADN and maybe even the BSN bridge they have!
Does anyone know what you have to do to qualify for the BSN program? I have all of my Pre-Reqs done for a Traditional BSN program here in the North Texas area because that was my initial plan! I am hoping that I'll be able to join that and get my degree done in 2 years!
I looked at the previous years application cycle here on the forms and it looks like I might have a good chance of getting into the program (Fingers crossed.)
My Stats are this:
3.0 in my Sciences
All Pre-Reqs Done
TEAS: 78.7 overall
Reading: 80.9
Math 87.5
Science 74.5
English 66.7 (I hate English testing, I can write you an essay all day)
I really hope to get in! Whats everyone else looking like for this application program?
No worries at all. Happy to help. You might want to check your spam email. You should also check if you type your email address right. Sometimes we accidentally type it wrong and the email did not arrive to us.
sorry . I have one last question . I actually got an acceptance email last Friday but it was from admission . It was like this "
NCTC Acceptance Letter
Dear Van,
Congratulations from the Admissions Team of North Central Texas College on your acceptance for the Fall 2020 semester. We are excited to have you join our student body and are committed to serving each student with a spirit of success. NCTC fosters diverse, challenging, and engaging learning environments to empower its students to impact a global society as creative problem solvers, critical thinkers, and dynamic leaders.
You have been approved for registration. You have elected your program of interest to be Biology Pathway, and your tuition status has been determined to be Out-of-District – Resident. Your next step will be to meet with an academic advisor to discuss your course options before you register for classes. Please check your MyNCTC web portal for registration dates and times. All incoming freshman are required to meet with an advisor prior to registering for classes. Transfer students are highly encouraged to consult with an advisor prior to registering for classes.
Once you have registered, do not forget to pay your bill, pick up your student ID, and buy your books. Pursuing a degree or certificate is one of the most important and exciting times in your life. Congratulations on your acceptance to NCTC! We look forward to seeing you in the Fall.
If you have any questions you can call or text us at 940-251-0701 or email us at Admissions Office . We are always here to help you."
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Not at all. If I count it right, I have 24 points.