txkintsugi

I had my WHO vaccine record audited by bsnimmunizations. Go straight to the source, as it were.

Did you talk to the immunizations specialist? I believe if you have that many vaccines on record, they're timed correctly, and a positive titer, you should be good to go.

Is anyone else applying this June for the Spring 2021 Cohort, either the AO BSN or the BSN? I'm currently taking CHEM 1451 and STAT 1308. If I pass these classes all I have left are Path and Pharm. I received a B for Microbiology, so I will be retaking that I think, and most likely CHEM & STAT. I received a C for the HIST 1312 US History since 1865, I took it at UTA, if I retake it at my local community college can I ask to replace the grade? Additionally, does anyone know if an Associate's in Science counts as a previous degree? Don't forget! Check your vaccinations! Start getting them squared away now! Especially the Hep B titers. If you're from outside the US and have had the BCG vaccine, you will need the T-Spot or QuantiFERON blood test (which you probably already knew). TEAS should be taken no later than 4/1/2020 (per the advisor).Application deadline is June 1st!

FYI straight from CONHI

Thank you! Thank you!!

I'm going to contact the BON as a matter of principle. However, I wouldn't have received my US Citizenship, plus I have to have clear backgrounds for the State of Texas for my EMT as well as the State of Indiana. A LEO friend just told me that if you have moved frequently in the past ten years that you may get a letter instead of the blue card. In my case, I have lived at 11 addresses in the past 10 years.

Nope, never. I maintain my EMT licenses in two states as well as the NREMT. I'd hope I'd get told if I did something bad.

I might have to do the same, the STATS class is a nightmare. The professor is amazing, but the material is intense.

Correct. Here is mine:

Yup, advisor told me there wasn't anything to worry about.

I have never been charged with anything, ever, nor convicted of anything, ever, and received this letter. When I spoke to an advisor she said there's not always a "blue card" but now I'll email the advisor again.

Thank you for sharing that, I really appreciate it! Congrats again!!!

For on campus or online? What was your score?? Congratulations!!!!!

You have to ask the advisors to update your undergrad plan, they won’t do it otherwise.

If you go to your Academic Progress -> Undergrad Plan TEAS will be on the bottom right.