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Just got my acceptance letter today. I'm in Wahiawa btw. Did anyone else get theirs?

Oh damn. This just calmed my nerves hehe. Tysm for answering my questions :))!!

Okay, it sounds reasonable then. I have one last question haha. How many tries do you get on the med math exams? I am so terrified that I'll fail out because of those

Nursehub subscription. It's 30 a month. I spent about a week on science and another on math. Brushed up very lightly on english to refresh my brain about punctuation and other technical stuff that I don't care for. Took like 2 practice questions on the reading section through them (they have practice exams on there - they are very similar to the TEAS but their science section is not as hard as the TEAS so I would probably look elsewhere for practice questions). I studied for 3 weeks, but I really locked in for the last week and a half. So I basically just spammed tf out of practice questions. I honestly don't think its worth it to study for the english section. It's basically common sense + test taking strategy - so just do practice questions for that section.

Oh thank God hahaha. So it's on a regular grading scale then? Like 90%+ is an A and so on?

I hope so haha. I have a question about the program if you don't mind me asking. Are the grade requirements crazy? like, is there a minimum average exam score for the exams, and if so, what is it? I'm seeing online that a lot of programs want an 80... sounds like hell LOL

bro after I took it I Googled one of the questions and I swear the entire exam popped up lmao. I didn't study for english or reading, and they were my two lowest scores (89 and 84) - I def would have got an exemplary score but I wanted to be lazy and just roll with the punches. My worst habit is just speeding through exams. I 'finished' it in just under two hours, but a good chunk of that time was spent going back and basically retaking it. LOL the adrenaline was realllll I was so stressed

man some of those questions were stupid lmao. and that science section... good grief. if I didn't study the way I did I think I would've got a bad score.

was it your first time as well? how did you study for it? if I'm remembering correctly, you can take it again in a few months which is just in time for the next application period.

kinda awkward but I've seen people on this thread that are applying to KCC's Spring '25 cohort. I submitted my application last week when I went in to take the TEAS for the first time. I'm nervous that I'm not going to get in because of how insanely competitive the program is. Anyway, here are my stats: 3.88 pre reqs (the only B on my entire transcript is in Statistics smh). It rounds up to 3.9 if you count the A I got in Biochem LOL 4.0 co reqs 90.7 TEAS CNA certification but I'm not licensed and I have no patient care experience at all. When I submitted my application I just attached a photocopy of my CNA certificate, but now I'm thinking that I should've got one of the instructors to write a letter of rec? or maybe not IDK I'm hoping my lack of experience won't set me back too much, but I think my TEAS score puts me in a good spot...