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Me too!! so exciting.

Yay. So happy for you. Ready for the Zoom orientation. Did you get accepted for the evening weekend or which one? Hi Love. The TEAS are different, but same concept in general. Buy the practice exams from the ATI website, they will definitely help you. Best of luck, you got this!

I'm sorry to hear. It's a rough road. I had to wait a whole entire year to get in but thats also because I failed the TEAS the first time. I took the TEAS last year through and failed, which was devastating. I passed on taking it again on Fall/Summer because I was feeling very discouraged. I finally got the courage to study again and took the TEAS with them once again about a week ago. I scored a 73.3%, science being my highest score ( 82%), which wasn't so bad. My GPA is a 3.2 overall. I believe 3.5 on pre-reqs. I got an B on Anatomy, B on Physiology, A on Microbiology. I was very shocked and excited to receive my acceptance because I know my stats are not highest. But it goes to show that anybody can get it, just be patient and eventually your turn will come. I'm beyond thankful, but super nervous because I know I'm going to struggle LOL, I don't consider myself the smartest, I always had to work extra hard for my grades and even then it was still difficult. Good luck to you. What are your stats and where have you applied?

Hello guys. I found this threat and I just received my acceptance letter from GCC, for the weekend evening.

Hello Everyone, Just wanted to share my experience with the TEAS using Proctoring. I took my exam yesterday and scored a 73.3%, I studied on and off for like 3 weeks. I bought the GCC study guide and bought the practice exams from the ATI website. I got a 70.3% on the English, Math 79%, Science 81%, and English and Language 62%. English is my worst subject and that fact that you're time on the English reading is hard because it took a while for me to understand the passages so I was running out of time. Math was fairly easy, but I was also running out of time so the last 10 questions I did them really quick so I underestimated the time. Science was fairly easy, but they give you some random questions I've never even seen before, or perhaps I didn't think to brush on, for example whats the process of a bone healing and you had to choose between the processes. Scientific reasoning and Life science was okay, but my best advice don't spend so much time learning the physiology of the whole human body because thats what I did and for the most part the questions were super straight forward, as easy as what part of the male reproductive nourishes sperm? oh well prostate glad, most of the human anatomy and physiology I answered real quick because they weren't too complicated. English and language on the other hand I don't even know what happened, I did so bad, I guess I was just over it and tired bc I should've taken a break but I was given an option to, but like I said I'm not to good at it. One thing I will say the practice exams are just like the real exams, so please get them, the exam was more like Practice B. I guess I forgot to mention how I did, practice B I scored a 70%, without really studying. Practice C I did really bad, I got a 57% after a week of studying, but it was a lot harder let me tell you. HOPE THIS HELPS. Be aware of the timer on the exam because that *** sucks, I feel like I could have done better but oh well.

Hello, thanks so much for your comment:) you did great , congrats. Did you ended up getting in the first time you applied? Also how was the teas? Are you in nursing school now. And thank you so much

Hi thank you for your comment. Wow you did really good, congrats. Are you in nursing school now? Which one did u ended up going for? Also was the teas, and how did you study? Did you also got into both the colleges the first time you apply

Hello guys, Decided to start this community for all the pre-nursing students applying to Pasadena, Glendale, pierce, college of the canyons, Moorpark etc. Im currently super nervous about getting in but trying to stay positive. My gpa is a 3.3 and I haven't yet taken the teas im thinking about applying first? any thoughts

Hi guys, I barely found out about this website, which I found extremely helpful. I am a pre nursing student, recently completed all my pre-reqs. I'm applying in all Los Angeles county colleges, but I'm really scared my GPA is a 3.3 and I haven't yet taken the TEAS IDK if I should wait till I apply? because I know sometimes they invite you to take it bc I need more studying. I got a B in anatomy and physiology and an A in micro. But I have a W on anatomy because I tried taking it in the Summer for like a week and gave up. Worst mistake of my life. Anyway I feel pretty unconfident to be honest, because I know its extremely competitive. I'm applying to Pierce, Glendale, Pasadena, Moorpark, Valley, and college of the canyons. Just thought I made this so we can all share our application experience, current or previous. I'm lacking motivation because of my low GPA and I'm super scared of taking the TEAS and doing bad.