julia

Yes, it is. All your exams have to average a 72% BEFORE factoring in any other assignments.

Well I know traditional is *supposed* to be based on how close you live, but that isn't always the case. If you have experience with VA you'll probly end up there. But it seems kinda random honestly. They work with a lot of great hospitals though. I'm at Parkland and THR Plano this semester and live in Addison. I'm not sure about N&W.

Sure! J1 schedule was: Monday: pharmacology 9am-11:50am and concepts 1pm-3:50pm both on zoom. Tuesday: assessment 2pm-4:50pm pm on zoom Wednesday: skills in lab until about week 4 or 5 which I think lasted 2-3 hours. After that you have clinical every other week from 6am-2 or 3pm and vSim from 8-12/1ish in between. You also have post-clinical which is about an hour on the weeks you go to the hospital. Friday: assessment lab from 8-11:30ish (some groups got let out early). Your times will vary depending on your group. Your assessment and clinical days vary based on your placement.

Yes, I would submit with the TEAS you have now. And then you should be able to go back after and add new test scores and update "in progress" classes.

I took off a semester after I left UTD and it was great for a little bit. But I wasn't working at the time, so I actually got bored ?. And tbh I can't exactly remember. Are your transcripts verified? I'm pretty sure if they're verified before submitting then you should wait until the TEAS to submit. But if they don't verify until the application is submitted, then go ahead and send it in. Verification can take 2 weeks sometimes.

I wouldn't switch if traditional fits your goals better. N&W goes in summertime I believe. I would study really hard for the TEAS. I got in with 54 points. No bumps. My suggestion is to submit everything but the TEAS. Take it on the 30th and send in the better score that day. If you make 90 or above (I made an 89 with nursing pre-req 4.0) you should feel confident in your acceptance! I almost applied to Houston and would've moved down there because I was afraid my score wouldn't get me into Dallas. I'm SO glad I didn't do that. If all else fails, Spring semesters usually accept lower points than fall.

Just add them to the "planned courses" section. You should have all prerequisites finished by fall 2020. You can only have core classes in progress for Spring 2021.

You should have some login info for pioneer portal. If all your credentials are from TWU, you shouldn't have to send them a transcript. Only upload to NursingCas.

If you go through your school's website, request an official transcript be sent to TWU. When you look up the school code, it should only bring up the Denton campus. Yes! Send it to TWU Denton office of admissions. Just make sure you send an updated transcript once you finish all classes.

My schedule was pharmacology and concepts zoom class on Monday (3 hours each) and assessment zoom on Tuesday (3 hours). You will have skills courses in lab for concepts and assessment for the first couple weeks. Then concepts will turn into your clinical (mine was Wednesday) from about 06:00-15:00. Assessment will stay in the lab (mine was Friday). I suggest taking Patho over the Summer (it's all online, no zoom). It makes the semester SO much easier if you do. I also suggest buying a NANDA nursing care plan book.

Yes, fall semester. And we were informed on March 31, which is usually later than normal I believe.

58 gives you a very good chance of getting in! I don't think you have anything to worry about. I didn't have TWU preference. My science GPA was 4.0 and I had an 89.3 composite on my TEAS.

Send it to both NursingCas and TWU Denton campus address. As for the TEAS, it should be 7 pages, but you only send the first 3 pages with your scores on them. The rest are correctional pages for personal use.

I'm pretty sure N&W goes during the summertime. But I'm thinking they finish around the same time. I got in Dallas traditional fall 2020 with 54 points.

Hey y'all, I'm in Dallas Traditional '22. Just wanted to reach out if you guys have any questions. This website was super helpful when I was applying. Feel free to ask me anything!