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Congrats on that TEAS score!!

Actually, in some ways it's more competitive than the current system. You are only allowed 3 repeats total, with only one of them being a science course. Additionally, third attempts will not be considered. With the current criteria, people can retak...

That's the link for the new Fall 2018 criteria, if you're applying for Spring 2018, I don't think you use that handout. When you fill out the application it will calculate it automatically.

I applied for Spring 2018 with 88 points. And the receipt is the response that says "your application was submitted successfully" after you pressed the submit button.

Pardon?

When did you send them? I bet she's very busy because the application period closes in less than a week. I'm sure she will respond soon though.

Hmmmm, ya I'd shoot an email over if you haven't already. And if you haven't tried assist, maybe check there too.

What is the class?

If you've been reviewing for months, it sounds like you're prepared! The ATI practice exams really helped me. But it seems like you have a handle on it!

Is it your first time taking it? Good luck :)

In case you're waiting for an email receipt from her, I don't believe she is sending them this semester. Instead, I believe you are supposed to print the response after you submit your application. I think that's the receipt.

I applied with 88 points! I'm so nervous. I hope time flies quickly so we can find out if we got in.

I just submitted my application, and now comes the long wait.

From what I read, the application process will now be done online now as well. No more hard copies.

For those of you who were admitted to the program, what were the major guidelines for equipment and shoes? Are there any limitations? For example: duel head stethoscope, white shoes only, etc.

Have you finished all the prereqs? If so, I think you'll do well as long as you study and prepare in advance.

I think you'll definitely get in with 81! But I understand the apprehension; its such a competitive program.

I'm planning on applying with something in the high 80's if i'm not mistaken. I'm pretty certain this is a good spot for me to be sitting in while I apply, but i won't feel comfortable until i get an acceptance or denial letter!