TwinDaddy

Nobody has any info on this school? A groupme or something? I have looked and found absolutely nothing on this school.

Does anyone know if the school is an ATI or HESI instructed school? How is the weekly class structure for a 1st semester student? In 2024 what are the ADN uniforms like? I know all these will be answered in a "bootcamp" upon acceptance. I just want to know now.

I want to know what the lowest score on the rubric has traditionally been accepted?

If anyone is confirmed to be in this cohort, please let us know so we can get together before the orientation.

I am shocked (but not really) that there has been almost no activity on the application to Tomball LVN. I can say I've not seen more than 10 people even mention it online anywhere. I guess everyone is too engulfed in ADN applications and using LVN as backup. And the max class size is small to begin with (less than 30 I hear). C'mon where is everyone that got in (or at least applied)? We have an external group me (that I can link here).

So nobody here is applying to this program?

I really think this school is under the radar. I can't find any information. I am applying. My GPA is 3.61 and my HESI is 92.40% with a CT score of 1000. I am a CNA as well. Does anyone else know what else is on their scoring rubric? All prerequisites are done. What else am I missing and more importantly, am I a good candidate?

My points are low due to old transcripts that killed my GPA. Unfortunaltely, repeats and grades will likely keep me out, in spite of a decent HESI score and all. Best I can get is 14pts. Oh well

Next Thursday is the application deadline. Who has applied so far? My application score is 7.696. I have only seen threads that were years old so I was trying to find anyone that was applying. I think they have 25 slots.

I'm just finished taking the HESI today. Maybe I can get everything together and submit an application by Monday.

I'm applying to Spring 2024 entry and have not found any threads on it here. Does anyone have the scoring rubric and what the lowest accepted score was in prior years? Also for Spring entry, does anybody know if the program is a Spring-Summer-Fall-Spring schedule? Lastly, how is the weekly schedule at the campuses (and is there any differences between Central and North)?

I guess we all got our letters for better or worse. I wish you all success and if you have questions, I'm sure someone can answer them. The Score Train We can add where we got in after the emails arrive EmoryJay - 7.856 (KW, CF) candrea milburn - 7.80 (KW, CF) darkfairyy - 7.79 (CF, KW) jurassicpaark - 7.77 (CF, KW) GraceGiven - 7.76 (KW) Erika M. - 7.76 (KW) twindaddy75 - 7.74 (CF, KW) Accepted into Cy-Fair cm0524 - 7.74 (KW) Elenale - 7.69 (KW) Esraa - 7.68 (KW, CF) Bruce Ho - 7.664 (CF, KW) Megan Bradow - 7.648 (CF,KW) nursingstudent2022 - 7.66 (KW,CF) Trevino - 7.648 (KW) RTurn92-7.61(KW,CF) tiffanic - 7.60 (CF, KW) Justin Darryl - 7.584 (CF,KW) Simon - 7.584 (KW) Mission30- 7.58 (KW) Jennifer Beaver-7.552 (CF, KW) Lrc613 - 7.552 (KW, CF) Taylor White - 7.44 (KW) mikaylaanyssa- 7.41 (KW)

My program runs from January 2021 through May 2022. So yes it's still takes time but just a year and a half for my ADN. I can't complain about that. I even want to work part-time as a CNA (one or two 12-hr shifts weekly) to help out. I really think she has gotten completely spoiled working at home. It's OK for me to do the cooking, cleaning and supervision. What responsibilities does she have? She did the same thing when I was a manager working 60 hours weekly. I cooked 3 nights a week. When it was her turn they boys ate takeout. That's not adequate. Grant it I was a chef and all but she's no slouch in that kitchen. I was oping to graduate nursing school because of her, not in spite of her.

I barely remember my 20's and 30's, LOL. I'm in my mid forties. I'm taking Micro and Pharm online while homeschooling our 2nd graders at home. Meanwhile she's holed up in a room with the door closed all day while they're in class. If you don't want to be supportive while I'm in school, that's fine. But don't be a damn hinderance. I was always told if something isn't part of a solution it's part of the problem.

I understand. I'm just really tired of being told I have to figure everything out. Therapists and the like all say it's incumbent upon me to find the solution. My wife is going to make nursing school harder and that cannot happen. If after trying to get in for so long and explaining that the program is hard... If she doesn't get it I feel it's because she doesn't want to get it.