BaByCarrots

For the ones who got in, can you look at your unofficial transcript? Does it say major is pre-nursing and degrees awarded is pre-nursing under program and major?

If you ask different colleges about how many applications they get, it's about 400. The rest I did by reasoning, like if you have a 3.5 or higher and are applying to MCG, you can cut the 400 applications down to 200 because they say you have about a ...

Godawgh!! I feel happier now that you're here. Smh. This year must be one scary year because I've only read of one person posting that they got accepted and that was for December.

No, I haven't looked at my letter >_ :nurse: Ok, I read that again and bored myself out. I'll stop and just start believing that I got in. I'll tell you about my letter after I decide to open the envelope and will also add whether or not I'm ly...

Since decisions probably won't be finished until the end of May and since we're halfway through, I'm guessing half of the seats are still available, making it about 50 seats left. For every person accepted, however, 3 or 4 are denied. We'll say that ...

There was a guy who said he got his letter the last week of February and was rejected, so maybe there's a time frame for rejection/acceptance letters. Posts around March seem more positive than negative. Maybe it's easier to reject than accept? For e...

I feel sick to my stomach: My status changed. Now that I know that the decision has been made, every time I get a letter I'm going to get shaky and scared and turn pale. I wish I didn't look today. I really, really, really wish that I didn't look. I ...

I'm a little bit confused about the order of things. First, you took A&P and made a C; then you retook A&P and made a B; then you transferred but your math/science GPA and overall GPA lowered. It sounds like you made higher than a 3.5 but aft...

A master's degree means you've already proven yourself. If you look at who gets in to MCG's master degree programs in other threads (CNL), you can see why they let you in. Without a BSN or master's degree you have to prove yourself more than the othe...

Do you remember your math/science GPA though? I think you said you had a 3.63, which makes me depressed. Mine isn't even a 3.5, but it would have been like yours if I missed one question less on any one of my exams for a course that I took. I need to...

I'm up there with you guys (sorta), but I have this nasty feeling that I won't get in because of my math/science GPA average. It's above a 3.0 though. Do you guys remember what you got? I also didn't have a high overall SAT score. Tinker, did you? I ...

Do you remember how many community hours you did back then as well as your math/science GPA average?

Yeah, I did those things. I hate jinxes, but if I don't get in this time , I'm sure I'll get in next time . I'll have a year to step it up. I wasn't perfect, but I'm close to what they want overall, that is, if I am what they want overall. 501-508...

I'd ask for you to email me your essay, but I don't think that you will >_

That's really awesome that you got in. Could you tell us about your GPA, SAT scores, and volunteer experience? Also, could you tell us if you got interviewed before the decision was made? You may prove me wrong since I believe that if the application...

What was your GPA, SAT scores, and community service hours?

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Can somebody tell me what they did to get high scores in the reading section? What sites were used?

I feel ok about my odds getting in now. I have a pretty good chance considering my TEAS range. I'm not so sure if I did the same thing that I did below as I did in my previous post. The one below this one is correct though. You start off if you made ...

Since all hope is leaving me, I decided to come up with an equation to calculate my chances using just the TEAS. Somebody correct me if I'm wrong. Somebody said that "there were usually 200-250 applicants for 60 spots in the spring and usually 350 ap...

Maybe all spots are full then? Where's my letter? :hlk: Where is it? Where?

"Just curious where you got the info that 1000 people applied for the spring semester. When I went to the information session they informed us that there were usually 200-250 applicants for 60 spots in the spring and usually 350 applicants for 160 sp...

If there were 1000 applicable candidates trying to get into GPC for Spring 2011, then that means for every 3 people who got in, 50 got rejected. So, yeah, what were your TEAS scores (percentile ranking in the program and in the U.S.)? And what is you...