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MJC Spring 2017 Applicants
I got asked for supporting documentation at 74 points. Hopefully I make it on the waitlist! Goodluck you guys!
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CSU Stanislaus Fall 2017
Well if I was in your position i would be anxious 24/7. You would have no idea if you might get accepted or not. At least you have a chance. Just finish micro strong. Good luck on your Journey
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CSU Stanislaus Fall 2017
You have a better chance than me lol. #9 is a good spot. You have about 4 months until classes start next semester. that is alot of time, a few people will drop by then. I also think that if students drop within the first week of the nursing program than, they grab who is next on the waitlist. Also, what was your application score?
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CSU Stanislaus Fall 2017
Yea, 9 units taken the semester before or applying or the current semester.
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CSU Stanislaus Fall 2017
I had 71 points total. 3.67 overall, 3.7 science, 3.57 non science, teas score of 72%. I got 5pts residency, 3pts language, 4pts wrk experience, 0pts current student. When i apply next semester i should be 84pts if I pass micro and a few other classes with an A. As well as take 9 units next semester at Stan. Also if i get a higher teas score it should bump me up higher than 84. I plan on applying at Mjc where i stand at a better chance of getting in.
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CSU Stanislaus Fall 2017
I got alternate waitlist #64 😂. I got a 3.67 and a low teas of 72. I also didnt go their for a semester and lost out on 9 application points.
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successfully doing sciences over the summer
I took anatomy over the summer and it was an 8-week course. I took it because for my school I had to take Anatomy, Physiology, and Microbiology in order. I planned to apply in spring 2017 and now I'm working on micro. I got lucky and got an easy anatomy teacher. He offered a lot of extra credit and I ended up passing with a 98%. My class was 4 days a week and 6 hours in class. It basically took up a good chunk of my summer. We would go through a chapter per day. Every day I would have to read the material before class and study the material right after class. I would suggest taking chem during the summer. Also, check Ratemyproffessor to see if your anatomy or chem teacher are good professors. That's my primary source and motive to pick a class or not.