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check out this blogpost by MEC: https://blogs.nvcc.edu/mecexchange/2019/02/27/am-i-a-competitive-applicant/ For nursing, applicants are ranked by prerequisite courses and test : BIO 141, PSY 230, and TEAS scores In addition, they are assigned extra points for the completion of their general education co-requisite courses (not required for application): BIO 142, BIO 150, CST elective [229, 110, 115, 126], Humanities elective

didn't you get your scores right away? i took mine on Monday and got my score right away. got a overall 89%. I studied using a kaplan study prep book. I thought the questions were alot easier than the practice ones from kaplan. But unfortunately kaplan didn't cover a bunch of the science topics.

I took the test on Monday and applied on Monday. I can't wait. I wonder if they have a waitlist. If they have 100 spots and they send the letter to 100 people but 20 of those people also got in somewhere else so they dont accept their acceptance, how do they fill those 20 spots?

Yes they do, you have to have the electronic transcript emailed to meccounselor directly for them to consider it official and they will forward to CRO for evaluation

Yes they do, you have to have the electronic transcript emailed to meccounselor directly for them to consider it official and they will forward to CRO for evaluation

Has anyone taken these course: if so can you please tell me the name of the textbook for the class? Also, in your opinion, is it necessary to purchase the book? Based on my previous experience sometimes teachers don't even use required books. BIO141 AP1 BIO142 AP2 BIO150 intro to microbio

Oh wow when did you get this info? I am having such a hard time getting response from CRO OR MECcounselor

If you dont mind me asking, how long have you been out of school? I have been out 7 years. The writing class I took was in my freshman year which is 11 years at this point. Do you think I will have to retake the writing class?

Thanks for the response. Prior to applying for the program I need to have proved that I finished the prereqs, thats my understanding, is it right? This is why i need to have the transcript evaluated. I might go to the campus sometime this week to sort this out and try to get overridden into bio150.

So, I only decided to pursue Bursing this past week. I am behind on my planning unfortunately. I already have a bachelor in public health. I am hoping that most or all of the prereqs will count from my bachelor classses. I confirmed with mec counselors that I dont need to take the SDV course. the issues is, I cannot go through the evaluation request form until I have a degree program selected. Since I need to apply for my degree program, how else can I get my transcript evaluated, anyone has gone through this? I signed up for 1 class for the June 8 weeks session so that I am enrolled in 1 credit and hoping to take the microbio course bio250 in fall. But i also cannot sign up for bio250 without having the English prerequisite in the system I am going to start studying for the TEAS tomorrow and hopefully can take it by end of July, anyone has any recommended sites for study materials and/or practice questions?

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Hi, I also have a bachelors already and planning to apply for the spring 2020 cohort. I reached out to the mecounselor mailbox about needing the sdv course and haven't heard back yet. Where did you find out this info from. Did you get into the program? Would it be wise to take it anyway since I assume it will be an easy A. And I have the second half of summer and fall to take some class? And i meed to be enrolled in at least one credit to have my transfer credits evaluated. I am expecting the rest of the prereqs will transfer from my bachelors.