FutureMurse0726

I am first semester in concurrent and just finished the UCF class. I honestly thought it was extremely easy. You have to do a paragraph journal entry and another "busy work" assignment each week, plus like 4 quizzes that have the answer keys attached, one final exam that is easy (our class average on the final was 96%) and one 3 page research paper that is 50% of your grade. I thought it was one of the easier classes I've ever taken to be honest and the time commitment was minimal. I don't know if the future semesters will be as easy since I'm not there yet, but that's what I can tell you based on my experience so far. Good luck!

If you got in, be sure to join the Facebook page. Just search UCF/Seminole State Concurrent Program Summer 2019 ....

I got in too! Congratulations!

Mine is 3.9 for all categories with a TEAS of 82. I applied for concurrent and traditional too (both Orlando and Daytona campuses)

On Tuesday when I submitted my application at Altamonte I was #47.

I'm Category 1 with a GPA of 3.9 overall, co-reqs and science. TEAS is a sad 82%. I applied last semester but my Diet Therapy class was still in progress so I was Category 4 and obviously didn't get in. Hoping for better luck this time.

I applied for Spring 2019 but was still completing Diet Therapy so I didn't get in. I reapplied Tuesday for Summer 2019 with all pre-reqs completed. Overall GPA is 3.9 Science GPA is 3.9 Reconstituted GPA is 3.9 TEAS is 82%

Thank you - I'm sure I'll have tons of questions for you if I get in.

Mine says eligible now as well. Just a little over a week to go! Hoping we all get in together. This time actually went by more quickly than I expected - it's almost go time. Everyone check back in when you hear something!

Thanks so much! Very helpful.

Has anyone talked to financial aide yet? I'm so confused about it. I've read it goes through SSC not UCF, but I'm getting award notices from UCF too. I really have to go in and talk to them next week and get it all worked out. If anyone has any tips, please let me know. Also if you have worked with someone in financial aide who was really helpful, please share that too. Thanks!

I'M FINALLY ALL GREEN! I was sweating a little bit. My calculations show we should know by Friday October 12th. Is that what you guys come up with too?

Mine still hasn't turned! Crossing fingers it's because I'm at the end of the alphabet. I'll post when/if it changes. Thanks for the update.

Mine too and it says pending verification for my prereqs, the rest is green. What does your last name start with? Mine is W, so if they go alphabetically, mine would be near the end.

Mine still says pending verification for pre-reqs. What does your last name start with @shaybears? Mine is W. Not sure if that makes a difference, but I think I read in one of the previous semesters that they go alphabetically??

Just checked my UCF application status and everything is green except prereqs which is pending verification. How about you guys?

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I dropped mine off around 11a today also at the Altamonte campus. I was #30 and there were two people in line behind me.

I bet a ton!

Did you all submit your applications today? I submitted my UCF app and planning to hand in my SSC app tomorrow. Good luck guys, hoping the next 6 weeks go quickly.

You too!

VCC and DSC!

Don't see a thread started yet for the UCF/Seminole State Concurrent Program for Spring 2019. Just wondering who plans to apply this month and trying to get an idea of statistics. I have a 3.9 overall GPA, 3.9 for prereqs, got an 82% on the TEAS. I'm not sure if I should re-take the TEAS to try to score higher or if that even really matters. I also still have to take Diet Therapy in the fall which I'm afraid is going to make me non-competitive and if that's the case, I'm not sure what Plan B is. I'm applying to a few other schools too, so we'll see. Good luck everyone!

Hey Juliana, I'm planning to apply for Spring 2019 also. I have a 3.9 GPA, got an 82% on the TEAS and I'm done with all my prereqs except I took Human Nutrition at my previous school so I have to take Diet Therapy this fall. I know this probably means I won't be competitive enough, but I'm going for it anyway and we'll see what happens. If not, I'll apply for Summer 2019. What are your stats?