Highschoolfuturenurs

breezy! can you ask him about the point system like what gets you 10 points for the TEAS and GPA because I'm not sure who to ask.

@mybebe001, are you applying for ACE or traditional?

how do we send our scores?

aww i wish we could've met! I got a 92 the first time but i decided to retake it because my science was lower than the rest of my scores plus im only a freshman and ill be competing with other students with the same or better GPA and have more pre-reqs completed than i do. i hope i did well this time. im nervous to see my score! do you know when our scores will be posted?

i was in the second row! i was soo tired too but i didn't think it was too bad. you choose the one you want them to see on the application so it doesnt really matter. :)

hey breezy! i took it today again too. where were you sitting? and do you know if our scores are automatically sent to gsu since we took it there?

Does ATI directly send it to the school you are applying to? I'm always paranoid that my scores will get lost. Also do any of you guys know if you need to have SPECIFIC classes done before i'm allowed to apply?

I think your schedule is too much. It's 17 credit hours. Do you work as well? Doesn't each math class require 3 hours a week at the MILE? I think you should drop a math.

Where I live ADN programs are just as competitive as the BSN programs. There are so many people that want to get into nursing now so they only let the best of the best get in. Some look at overall GPA and some only look at pre-req GPA. you really need to retake those sciences and get A's in everything to be competitive.

I think that sounds like a good schedule! You really need a 4.0 in all those Fall classes and a high TEAS score. Cause those are the only grades the advisors will see and give you points for. I'll be applying for fall 2012 too, hopefully we both get in! :)

Ummm well I'm only a pre-nursing student but I can sort of answer your question. No, it's not going to be easy to find a job after you graduate. There is a huge glut of new grad nurses and I know a new nurse who graduated in 2009 and still can't find a job. Hospitals don't want to "waste" their money training new grad nurses cause its expensive so they usually only want to hire nurses with at least 1 year of experience. If you look at the board on here First Year after Nursing Licensure, you'll see what I'm talking about. However, I've read that it's easier to find a job after graduation if you work in the hospital during school.

Oh yeah i know some professors do that if you show how interested you are/how much you need the class. I'm taking robertson for English. btw what do you know about FLC's? Were you in one? I joined the Pre-Nursing 1 FLC so I had all the classes reserved for me already. I liked it because they save the best times for us and apparently give us the best professors. I'm kind of worried that I'll be bored being with the same 25 people.

you need to check constantly, because i always see people dropping classes. I'll be taking A+P 1, Chem 1, English 1 and College Algebra. I'm so excited to begin. We'll be in the same class if you get into Anatomy!

Congrats! Are you going to take your pre reqs at gsu? Cause I am starting this fall and we might be taking a class together.

I'm pretty sure that community college is much cheaper than georgia state. You could always take your pre reqs in a cheaper place and then transfer.