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@BrenMau Same I applied to ASU's TPCNP as well so hopefully I get in there. I am also seeing if there are any other options. If not, I may try again and possibly see you next year! Congratulations to everyone that got in! I may be a smidge jealous but I am legitimately so excited for all of you! @nursestu1986 I had a 3.75 GPA with a 87 on the Kaplan, 65 on the science section

Last year I got both. They sent an email out first. I just want whatever option is faster! haha

Not yet every time I see an email, I get a little jolt of adrenaline hoping it's from them! I am getting so anxious haha

I never got one. I did get an email from someone saying they never got my Kaplan results (talk about a moment of panic!), so that's the only way I knew they had received my application and were reviewing it.

@naugrad2018 those scores sound great! I applied last year and was notified exactly 1 year ago today, 2/7/17, that I wasn't accepted. So I'm hoping it will be any day now. I am definitely getting more anxious and frequently checking my email!

You need at least a 65 to even apply, so I at least made the cut off! haha Fingers crossed for everyone for sure! I'm also in the Phoenix area

I've been hoping someone would start a thread for this! Good luck to everyone! I applied this cycle too! I was happy with my overall score of an 87, but I also got a 65 in the science portion so I'm a tad worried :/ I applied last year and didn't get in. My overall score was lower at an 81. My science was the lowest score at a 70 so I studied that section way more this year and I did worse! I would agree that some of the questions were strange.... I'm hoping they look more at the overall score and less at science specific.

Ok great! Thanks! I will definitely get those and maybe do the HESI ones as a little extra practice. Might as well if they are free Hope you do well on your test!

Thank you so much Celester321! Too bad I missed applying for this year's program Oh! one more thing. I had considered another program that requires you to take the HESI exam. I am not applying to that one anymore, but I was wondering if you think the free HESI exams online would be good practice for the TEAS? Or are the questions different and it would throw me off? Thanks again and good luck with the rest of your 41 weeks! Hope it goes amazing! :)

Hi, I realize this thread is a little old so I may not get a response, but I just stumbled across it. I am considering applying for the 2018 cycle. I was wondering how you calculate the advancement score. I know it's based on your GPA and TEAS score but i'm not sure how you calculate that to get the score. Just trying to figure out how good my odds are. Thanks!