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The more I think about it the less confident I feel. ?

Congrats, guys!! ?

Are the recruiters unit specific? I haven’t had a pre-screening phone call. ? anyone wanna give me that number so I can check in? LOL

She said by the end of today. I haven’t received one yet.

Mine has been inactive for quite some time. I think it’s just because the application period is closed. I hope!

I guess it’s good that none of us have heard anything. ? maybe tomorrow. ?

I just got a call to interview for the critical care track. ?

Hi! I applied, too. I put NICU, PICU, CICU. Good luck, y'all!

Hep A and B are series shots, they take six months for the series to be completed. Titer test results come back in a few business days. The only issue I can see you running into is the titers for hep a or b coming back negative and you having to complete the full series over the next six months to be immune.

Good luck to you guys! I hope we see an e-mail today because I can't live like this. ?

@TXNurse97 Nice! I applied for online. UTA is the only school I applied to also. There's that faq video somewhere on their website that addresses how many seats are available. I was listening to it while I was waiting in the advising office recently. I think it said 160ish, but I don't know if I'm remembering that correctly.

One place I read before March 15th, another place I read the second Friday of March, which would be the 8th. I understand about being stressed. ? Did you apply for on campus on online? I applied for online. Who else is waiting?

How did your final go? :)

I took the TEAS VI yesterday and I got a 92.7%! So pleased!! 91.5% Reading 96.9% Math 87.2% Science 100.0% English Language. It helped that I just finished taking A&P I and II. I also have an English degree. I think this book is a very good resource for preparing for the test. I thought that the practice tests in this book were the most accurate reflection of the level of difficulty on the actual exam. It's the McGraw-Hill 5 Practice TEAS exams. http://a.co/d/euhpY0Q I also studied with the ATI book, but when I took the science portions, I only made as high as 68%. While it's still a valuable resource, I thought that the actual exam was easier than the ATI practice exams. Just wanted to share for others that are still preparing!

I'm applying too for Fall 2019. :) I was doing great with science GPA until I got a B in chemistry this semester. :/ So I'm applying with a 3.83 overall and a 3.75 science. 2 considerations. Seeing applicant statistics from other posts makes me feel less confident!