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@CST-LM, I am not sure which cohort I am applying for. I am nervous to commit to WGU when there is a chance I could get accepted to TWU! Hopefully it doesn't look bad to the advisers if I hold off for a bit. I made a 83.3% on the overall exam. I didn't do well on the English portion because I didn't even think to study that!! Reading: 85.1 Math: 87.5 Science: 83 English: 70.8 Do you think these numbers are competitive enough?

I haven't received a confirmation email either. I assume they are going in the order in which they received the applications. I submitted mine on 1/29 because I wanted to wait and make sure I was going to pass the TEAS before applying!

Mine is 45.87 even with a bachelor bump!

I took the TEAS today and received a similar score as you. I am hoping they will take into consideration that we scored so high on Science (wishful thinking)! I applied anyway, but I am planning on retaking some of my pre-reqs in order to get a 4.0 instead of my current 3.72

I am in Dallas and I am going through the motions of applying currently. :) I am concerned about the separate clinical application process! I do not like the idea of paying for courses that will only apply to this particular program... Especially when there isn't a guarantee that you'll get accepted the second time. I've also heard that their Biochemistry class is ridiculously difficult with little to no support. Hoping the previous poster is correct that as long as you do the work, you'll be fine! This and TWU's nights and weekends program are my only options to become a RN for now.

As a last ditch effort, does anyone have insight on the TEAS exam? I am taking it tomorrow and I've lost all of my confidence after taking practice test B. I have the ATI manual, Mometrix, and have been utilizing the ATI pocket prep app whenever I can. Is there anything else I could be looking over? Thanks!

Hi! I am applying for the weekend/evening program starting Fall 2018. Nursing Core GPA: 3.72 Prerequestite GPA: 3.649 Prior Bachelor's degree bump @faithandfood, I am currently studying for the TEAS test too! I'm beyond nervous as it has been years since I took A&P and math is not my strong-suit. Your GPA is great! I think you won't have any trouble getting in! When playing with the GPA worksheet, I see making a 90% composite on the test brings my points up to a 57.07 whereas, earning an 85% overall brings it down to 50.40. A few of my friends applied for the Spring 2018 semester, and the ones that got in were closer to the 57 point range. Does anyone know if the weekend program is more competitive than the traditional one?