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NVCC Spring 2020

Hi,

I started this thread for those that want to chat, brainstorm and encourage each other through the application cycle.

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On the online information session it says you need to upload all attempts of the TEAS exam. I thought if you took it multiple times you only needed to upload your best score?

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no they go through and select the best score. Upload all your score test sheets. The paper that the testing center gave you when you finished. It has a stamps with date on the sheets.

Does anyone know how competitive it is for this application? I just want to already know

2 hours ago, saraaaaa said:

Does anyone know how competitive it is for this application? I just want to already know

check out this blogpost by MEC: https://blogs.nvcc.edu/mecexchange/2019/02/27/am-i-a-competitive-applicant/

For nursing, applicants are ranked by prerequisite courses and test : BIO 141, PSY 230, and TEAS scores

In addition, they are assigned extra points for the completion of their general education co-requisite courses (not required for application): BIO 142, BIO 150, CST elective [229, 110, 115, 126], Humanities elective

3 hours ago, Farz said:

check out this blogpost by MEC: https://blogs.nvcc.edu/mecexchange/2019/02/27/am-i-a-competitive-applicant/

For nursing, applicants are ranked by prerequisite courses and test : BIO 141, PSY 230, and TEAS scores

In addition, they are assigned extra points for the completion of their general education co-requisite courses (not required for application): BIO 142, BIO 150, CST elective [229, 110, 115, 126], Humanities elective

I wonder if you just get one extra point for the completion of the non-required co-requisite courses or if you get extra points on top of that if you got an A in the course too.

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I wish they would they would give points for GPA like they did in the past. I worked so hard to get a higher GPA. Now its changed to something else. I test tomorrow then applying.

34 minutes ago, KayDRN said:

I wish they would they would give points for GPA like they did in the past. I worked so hard to get a higher GPA. Now its changed to something else. I test tomorrow then applying.

I’m in the same boat at you. All we can do is our best. Good luck tomorrow! I’m taking the test & applying tomorrow as well. We got this!

Hi!

Do you guys know how many people have additional core requisite classes completed? I havent done any additional and iam concerned that alot of others have!

1 hour ago, Bkk812 said:

Hi!

Do you guys know how many people have additional core requisite classes completed? I havent done any additional and iam concerned that alot of others have!

Hello! Me personally, I have the humanities pre-req done and I’m taking BIO 142 now. I’ve been working on pre-reqs for my Bachelors too

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I submitted my app;ication. Now I wait...again.

I have completed all required and other classes. The only thing Im missing is a humanities but its not required for admission just for graduation once in the program. I have the rest of the other classes to get extra points.

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I went to the NOVA day celebration at the MEC campus yesterday, and there was a rep from Grand Canyon Univ. Nice lady and she told me that I could take classes while in the nursing program to complete my BSN at the same time. Not quite sure if I would do that but its a thought.

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