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How long is your program?

Counselor doesn't know much about clinicals, you gonna get that information from your mentor, congratulations and wish you good luck, I'm starting on feb1, can't wait for this 2.5 yrs journey

Thank you so much?, please reach out to your academic adviser and push for your acceptance, that’s what I did, mine had to reach out to her manager to see if I can get into the available slot, I guess if you just chill and wait for them it will definitely take a while, I have a friend still waiting and it’s been 7months

please don’t be overwhelmed by the changes and keep believing 1. TEAS will be accepted up until June 1st then the swap over to HESI A2. If you need instructions about how to sign up for the exam or what is required go here shorturl.at/mFNUW. 2. So if you have no Pre-Reqs and wish to do them all at WGU you can follow that path if you wish and it'll be 8 Terms total so 4 years from start to finish. However, if you wish you can accelerate all the pre-req classes and finish them in one term. This is a fantastic option for individuals to not only get used to doing courses at WGU but speed through. However, I still think its cheaper to do the Study.com & Straighterline path for pre-reqs. 3. The program at bare minimum is still 2.5 Years or 5 terms. They are putting a CAP so you can only transfer in 15 courses total so you'll still have one pre-nursing term regardless of at least 12 units. 4. The new program that individuals see listed on the website is for all students starting March 1st and they move to the quarterly start dates July 1st. 5. Individuals who do not reside in any of the states where the program is held. The feedback to me is still unless you live and reside in those states you are not eligible to apply for the program. So make sure to confirm with your EC if your one of the folks who are interested in that. Also per the EC unless you've already been accepted into a cohort all selections have been made for JAN & FEB start dates so the first one would be March for anyone who hasn't already been accepted. sorry this is too long and I hope this info helps

So just Incas anyone wanna compare my application to theirs, my TEAS score is 83% with 72 on reading, my GPA is 4.0.

I choose houston and San Antonio, but I was admitted into the San Antonio February cohort. Houston was already filled up with student for January and February cohort

I submitted my application by September 23rd but I completed the requirements 4days ago

Guys I’m so excited, I just got admitted today for the February cohort, I got a call from my adviser, I’m down to answer any questions y’all have

Same as me, I just submitted my transcript and all other documents, I spoke to my advisor yesterday and she said I might have to do a background check and the new essay, but she didn’t talk about doing hesiA2 since I already submitted my TEAS She said she will get back to me on that since I’m trying to get in for February

TEAS that I took is not nursing related LOL, HESI is way more related to nursing than TEAS

Sorry to hear that, I also hated the reading part because of time, even though I got 73% on the reading I also ran out of time too, I had to guess the last 5 questions on reading LOL

Hopefully they give you an admission soon, was your GPA and TEAS score high

Yea, how long have you been waiting

Base on my conversation with my adviser they’ve chosen Jan, feb candidate.

not yet, when did you turn everything in and is houston the only location you choose