edward3908

I think you should appeal. I got a 94 on my TEAS and one B in pre reqs for a 3.8. And I got in. I gave up my spot tho. But still

I am going to be giving up my spot at SJSU for CSULB. Good luck to the 15 people on the waitlist.

Hey Guys, I got my letter. But the orientation date is way wrong. I'm worried they might have sent out acceptances incorrectly. And I actually didn't get in. For reference Science GPA 3.7 Non science GPA 4.0 TEAS 94 Reading TEAS 91

Out of curiosity, do you know what your impaction score for Long Beach is.

Did not get in. For reference I had a 3.8, 94% TEAS, Bilingual, Non local

kinda getting worried. I still did not get an email and the exercise is in two days.

I've heard of people who get in without going to the communication exercise. The people I know who didn't go to the exercise had really high impaction scores like you. So maybe they don't invite people that for sure are going to get in.

Would you mind letting us know what year you were admitted to.

Hey, when you submit your documents like your driver's license or birth certificate. Do you just take a picture of it and submit. Or are you guys getting like a xerox copy from a copier machine.

Hey I was wondering if you could share your stats for getting in. I am applying for Fall 2021 and am just kind anxious.

Hey does anyone know if we have to pay an application fee. I submitted my application. But didn't see or read anything saying we had to pay a fee. Which is kinda weird because most other nursing programs have a fee.

Yea it sounds super confusing. But from what I understood. It seems like they are using a different system from GPA + (TEAS/30). And with the old system, you would get a score ranging from 6-7. But now they are using a "new model" which gets you a score ranging in the 90s. So basically we have no clue how they are calculating impaction besides that the GPA is 2/3 of the score while the TEAS is 1/3 of the score.

She said with the statistician they now don't use that model. And instead of in the range of 5-7. They use a different method that brings scores into the 90s.

Just so everyone knows, at the advising session. They confirmed that the way that impaction score is calculated is not GPA + (TEAS/30). They actually apparently have no idea how the score is calculated.

Hey guys I was about to submit my nursing application when I noticed this. It says, "Courses count as the SJSU equivalent unit disbursement, regardless of where the course was taken. The applicant's scores are calculated as noted on student's transcripts." Does this mean that if I took a 5 unit Chemistry class it only counts as three units when calculating my GPA since SJSU only has a 3 unit Chemistry class. Kinda worried because this changes my impaction score and I can't find this information anywhere besides on the nursingcas application.