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First time I took my TEAS I only use the mometrix and I got an 81 which was considered good but it wasn't enough for the program that I wanted. I decided to invest a little more for my second attempt, so I bought the full comprehensive study guide package from ATI itself and scored over 90 which was enough to get me in. In my opinion, it should get you through but if you want to score in the 90's I definitely recommend having additional resources. Don't worry too much about the amount but rather focus on the quality. I found the free apps to be rather useless and found myself just doing them over and over again until I memorized all the answers. So momometrix + the full ATI study guide should do the trick. Also, studying everything at once can get overwhelming so prioritize on your weaker areas first and go from there. I HIGHLY recommend getting the practice exams from ATI to determine your weak points. Best of luck!

Hey everyone! I got my acceptance letter a few days ago with 72 points (unconfirmed). I am already in a nursing program that started a few weeks ago so I will be withdrawing my acceptance. That should move everyone up the waitlist if you're still waiting. Good luck!

Yes, Spring is only for current sjsu students and those with prior bachelor's degree. You don't have to send any transcript to the school itself until they specifically request you to. Go to your sjsu account and it will say in your "to do list" if they need a transcript.

I got a 92 on my TEAS with around a 3.6 GPA and was admitted for Spring. A higher GPA would be ideal for fall admission due to its more competitive nature. But don't lose hope! SJSU was my do or die school and it took me two applications to get accepted (also had to retake the TEAS again since my first score was low 80's). If you don't get accepted for fall 2021 and you know you have decent stats you can choose to still attend the university to be eligible for Spring 2022 which is a much smaller application pool.

Hello everyone! I'm currently a nursing student at SJSU. I know the application process and the events leading up to the decision can be stressful, so I'm here to answer some questions to help you guys out a little bit. Good luck with the start of your journey!

Anyone here asked ------------------------ how flexible the deadlines are?