For those that are applying to the Fall 2020 Northern Virginia Community College (NOVA/NVCC) Fall nursing program we'd like to invite you to reach out to us with any questions you may have.
Make sure to review the information session and program application requirements on our application portal, www.nvcc.edu/medical/apply and our FAQ on our blog https://blogs.nvcc.edu/mecexchange . If you have advising questions drop our office a line by email at [email protected]. One of our advisors will respond. We recommend that if you have questions about your NOVA account, you contact us via your official NOVA student email address. When doing so include your ID number. that will allow our advisors to look up your account and answer questions in greater detail.
2 minutes ago, Nursestudentva said:When did you apply? I did apply March 26, but I called the MEC counselor and they said you will not be penalized if you apply after the March 20th deadline, because they extended it until April 20th.
I’ve noticed a lot of people got in who applied multiple times. I just don’t understand why waive the TEAS. I think they were “trying” to be fair by waiving it and extending the deadline, but all they did was invite 550 people to apply and not accept the people who have completely maxed out the requirements
I also applied around that time frame. I’ve noticed in this thread that some people that were excepted to the program have completed some or ALL the co-reqs. I’m just wondering how there point system works. I just think we need some clarification..
12 hours ago, SeaShellz said:I think you definitely need clarification from NOVA about why you received both accept/ reject letters today. Maybe someone jumped the gun on a second batch of accept. letters and more are coming?? I haven't heard anyone saying that they received a wait-list letter either. Maybe some other criteria was considered b/c it seems like too many people would have had the exact same score so what was used as tie-breakers? Just spitballing here.
You should reply directly to the email that was sent to you from the nursing division if you were sent two different emails.
3 minutes ago, Bkk812 said:Waiving the TEAS wasn't fair. I'm sorry, if you didn't take it by a WEEK before application deadline , then it is applicants fault not all the other people who had already submitted TEAS scores.
I agree. I understand extending the deadline, because maybe some of the 8 week classes were delayed with posting their grades.
other than that, there was no reason to waive the TEAS. There are people who got in and never even took the TEAS. I took it twice to improve my score. I couldn’t imagine waiting 2 weeks before the deadline to take it just once. It just doesn’t make sense to me.
Hey guys,
for all my applicants who got an “accidental” acceptance letter. This is what I just got.
It also states that TEAS will not be used for next cycle either. All I’m saying is if I am physically unable to improve my application, because I got a 4.0 and completed all my co-reqs and DID NOT get in this semester, why would I waste my time submitting another application next semester when it will be the same scenario. Too many applicants, no way to differentiate.
This is so disappointing. The whole point of it being a “competitive” program, is that we can take this exam and improve our score and give us a better chance.
19 minutes ago, Nursestudentva said:Hey guys,
for all my applicants who got an “accidental” acceptance letter. This is what I just got.
It also states that TEAS will not be used for next cycle either. All I’m saying is if I am physically unable to improve my application, because I got a 4.0 and completed all my co-reqs and DID NOT get in this semester, why would I waste my time submitting another application next semester when it will be the same scenario. Too many applicants, no way to differentiate.
This is so disappointing. The whole point of it being a “competitive” program, is that we can take this exam and improve our score and give us a better chance.
I would apply again! It doesn’t cost anything, takes 5 minutes, and if it was a luck of the draw thing maybe you’ll get lucky next time. I wouldn’t put all my hopes and dreams on it, but I would at least apply again.
38 minutes ago, Nursestudentva said:Hey guys,
for all my applicants who got an “accidental” acceptance letter. This is what I just got.
It also states that TEAS will not be used for next cycle either. All I’m saying is if I am physically unable to improve my application, because I got a 4.0 and completed all my co-reqs and DID NOT get in this semester, why would I waste my time submitting another application next semester when it will be the same scenario. Too many applicants, no way to differentiate.
This is so disappointing. The whole point of it being a “competitive” program, is that we can take this exam and improve our score and give us a better chance.
this truly does not make sense. If you have a perfect app, how can ppl who have gotten even one B have gotten in over you? this scares me, because I will have all A’s with everything completed for Spring, but an applicant whose app is not as strong can be accepted over me??
Yea, not cool. I feel the same way. I CANNOT believe they are not using the TEAS again. They should refund us for the hundreds of dollars spent studying for that test in order to be "competitive". I have spent thousands a nvcc to get my pre and co reqs up to speed, really sad and discouraging for them as an institution.
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When did you apply? I did apply March 26, but I called the MEC counselor and they said you will not be penalized if you apply after the March 20th deadline, because they extended it until April 20th.
I’ve noticed a lot of people got in who applied multiple times. I just don’t understand why waive the TEAS. I think they were “trying” to be fair by waiving it and extending the deadline, but all they did was invite 550 people to apply and not accept the people who have completely maxed out the requirements