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I just got accepted!! Don’t get discouraged if you got rejected, this was my 3rd time applying! first cohort I had 3.69 and 88.7, No med experience second cohort I had 3.69 and 88.7 with CNA and this cohort I retook a lab class and raised my GPA slightly to 3.71 and retook the TEAS and got a 95.3. Just know that you gotta keep improving something and trying harder :) See you guys at orientation!

You can check the status of your application by going to the portal and heading to where you choose which cohort to apply to. If it doesn't say anything, results aren't out yet; otherwise it'll say "denied" or "alternate" if you don't recieve an acceptance email. Also, how quick it is just depends on the staff. It can take up to 2 weeks to get results which is probably going to be the case since they took 2 weeks to give interview dates and 3 weeks to do interviews. I applied to Cohort 69 and it took only 1 week to give interview dates, and 2 to finish interviews. It's very irregular.

Yes, each time I have done the interview I've had a different person, they've all asked me if I had questions for them

It really depends on your answers. The first time I had my interview I took only 10 minutes as well but got a 16/20 which is really good considering I had no med experience at the time and thought I did horrible. They don’t give the score out specifically but the way they gave my score breakdown when I asked, I was able to calculate the total of my interview. This time, I took all 15 minutes but I’m pretty sure it’s only cuz my interviewer asked me more than 5 and I asked her questions at the end.

TEAS is your score divided by 100 and then multiplied by 40. GPA is exact, so since mine is 3.69, I would count it as 36.9. Those two each make up 40% of the overall score. The interview makes up the last 20% and they never really reveal how that one is calculated.

What were the last 3 cut-offs? Did you have any medical experience? Also I got my interview date!, it’s 3 whole weeks from now :,) I wish it was a little sooner, the wait is killing me.

I haven't heard of anyone getting in with less than a 3.0, last time I applied I had a 3.67 and 88.7 and I asked them for the score breakdown and they don't release the interview stats but my GPA and TEAS were right at the average almost exactly down to the decimal so it's hard to think that even one person got accepted with a 3.0 bc you would be able to tell. I thought I did really good on my interview, but didn't even get an alternate so there's really no telling. Especially because they say healthcare experience doesn't matter. Also, did your friend really have all A+'s? Props to them, I don't know howwww ppl do that haha. I got mostly A-'s which is why my GPA is almost right at 3.7 :,)

Has anyone gotten their email for the interviews yet? Kinda weird we're getting them this late.

Hi Everyone, I am applying to this cohort with minimal experience, I did my CNA course and clinicals October 2021 and took the test but am still waiting to recieve my license so I haven't been able to start working. GPA: 3.69 TEAS: 95.3 I didn't get accepted into cohort 69 where my GPA and TEAS was 3.67 and 88.7, I retook one lab class but didn't have enough time to do the second one so I instead spent time working to raise my TEAS score. Good Luck to everyone!

HI! What was your GPA and what classes do they weigh it off of? Do you HAVE to have Intro to Bio and Intro to Chem done before you send in your application? I have the Microbiology and both anatomy pre-reqs as well as ones like sociology so I was wondering if they would let me apply and then do into to chem and bio instead of the other classes since I finished them.

Hi! Is it true that they take the first TEAS attempt no matter what unless you failed? The first time I did the TEAS as a test run so I got a 74 and then I did it seriously the second and got an 88...so I'm hoping they will take my second one. I also hate how I messed up and got one B in my science GPA and one B in my gen-eds so I am down by 7 points on my application ?

Hi! Do you mind me asking why you decided to decline and what your stats were?

Thank you so much for the quick response! Since it's my last application I'm going to redo my labs to get a 4.0 just to be sure since I have a feeling some other San Diego Applicants might try over there as well. Hope you're doing well at the program ?

Hello Everyone, I am currently trying to apply to many community colleges and research private universities where I can do a nursing program. I was trying to apply to the BSN program at National but it's extremely competitive so I am looking for back ups. The CC's here are pretty limited as well so I was looking out of state but it would be hard for me to move out there. I heard there are programs that you can do lectures for online and then they have you do clinicals in your community even if the campus itself is in a different state. Does anyone know of any nationally accreddited ones?

Hi! Sorry, I know this thread is a bit old but I wanted to ask what were your stats? I got a 3.7 GPA and 88% TEAS and CNA class but didn't even get an alternate position at the San Diego campus ? Looking for some assurance as I'm trying to apply to the LA one instead for my last application.