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@BecomingNurseRissa2024 I was so rooting for you I’m so sorry to hear you didn’t get in this round. Your grades look strong, I’m surprised you didn’t get in. I had some bonus points because I completed micro, both Psych courses, and had a prior degree. My grades were only slightly higher than yours though but I did have all the extra stuff completed. Just keep chugging, apply to additional schools next semester even though it’s a pain and do the extra courses as psych and micro are required in most programs so you’re getting ahead essentially. HCC, Lone Star, College of mainland, Lee college … all those have ADN programs that are decent. Just keep your chin up, it sucks to get passed up but come back stronger next year with a wider scoped plan and you can still get to the ultimate goal of becoming a nurse. Who really cares how you get there. Try to enjoy the holidays but go ahead and register for those 2 or 3 classes if you haven’t taken them somewhere and can fit it into your schedule. I thought you said somewhere you were going into the LVN program though, am I mistaken? @Baker2133 are you at the central meeting right now? I am

Knowing stats so you can gauge yourself is half of the reason (and probably primary reason) this thread exists so that’s totally fair to want to know, I think we all do. The other half (mostly) is info related to the application process and acceptance process.

Got my acceptance today to central. Was a crazy process for sure, have a B.A. from ATM back in 2011 and this was 100 times more arduous than enrolling there. Don’t give up anyone who didn’t get in. I’m waiting on Alvin not sure yet where I’m leaning towards.

Nice! Well we should be in good shape if this cohort is similar. Did you attend San Jac primarily?

My wife just did. Scores: 94 HESI 3.6 GPA including Micro (or something near this depending on if they include her old elective grade or not) She also applied to San Jac Central and North but they changed their rubric and it really messed her scores up since she had some withdrawals from back in 2007-2010 college courses. Seems discriminatory towards older students who have lots of hours. What about you? Scores?