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setngoals

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  1. Christina I think your scores are solid but since the TEAS is a new testing criteria for admission into the program it is hard to tell if they are good enough to get in. As you know, the Jan 2010 class is the last class for admitted with the NET scoring. I got in with a 3.8 Prereq GPA and a 90 Composite NET score as a first time applicant. However, your 3.4 GPA may put you on the lower end of the cutoff. I saw a post you wrote months ago, plus this one and I can tell you really want to get into the program as I did. I wish you the best of luck for the August class.
  2. First, Congratulations to all of you accepted to the Jan 2010 PHCC Nursing Program! I will be joining you in your studies. I'm glad that I stumbled across this website and that I have found the PHCC related threads. Concerning the required paperwork, did anyone have 2 background checks run? I had one run through Certified Background which the school gets access to the report and I had a FDLE background check performed as well. I just want to see if anyone else ran the 2 as well. I am good to go for the orientation; all paperwork completed. If anyone needs a physical there is a place in Spring Hill (Mariner and Northcliffe) in the Publix center, that performs physicals for work, school, etc. if you can't get a physical with your Dr.
  3. I agree with the last posted reply based on the information that I have obtained. I think it is great that you aspire to be a CRNA and you are in High School. Don't get discouraged at the length of time to complete the CRNA program. Go for it with everything you got...school will be challenging, but always follow your dreams.

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