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Hi I was also accepted to St Joes fast track. I think you might find more info under AZ nursing programs there are a few threads about the program there.

I was wondering the same thing I heard UNV Success was a lot of busy work and I rather get it done with before our nursing classes start. Are you guys doing anything else to prepare like reading NCLEX questions? If so what NCLEX book did you buy?

Hey I was at the meeting too, I also have a long drive to St. Joe's! Do you guys know if not having a Hep B vaccine will prevent me from any clinical sites? They probably mentioned it but there was so much info I didn't grasp it all.

I think it may be test anxiety, do you have another chance to retake it?

I know how frustrated you are, I am in a similar situation. I do not think it is a fair representation of our academic abilities. I have a very high GPA but can't pass the Teas.

I felt the exact same way, I thought most of my answers were correct but I did worse in Math than all the other sections.

I am also applying for this program, have you taken the teas yet? I am so excited I volunteer at one the the CHW hospitals and hear great things about St. Joes.

There are different versions of the test the one I had, had multiple questions on graphs. I guess it depends which test you get.

The un-scored questions are experiment questions for ATI. They just want to know what questions are worthy of putting on the next test.

Order of operations Measurement Percentage Analyzing data Algebra

I used the ATI book and did not do well. I have read numerous forums where people agree that the Kaplan and McGraw-Hill study books are much better in preparing you.

I am in the same situation except I opted to stick with GCU. My GPA is the same as yours. I am taking 15 credits of classes and working full time and still have all As in them. You are the only one who knows your workload and what you can handle so, if you think you can do chem in addition to other difficult courses then go for it. Just remember these are hard schools to get into especially with the competitiveness rising every semester. You should do the best you can in all classes so you have a chance of getting in. If this means slowing down then thats what you should do. If you can handle a full workload and still get As then go for it. Good Luck. If you have specific questions about any of the programs feel free to ask, I've been through it all.

I apologize if this question was already answered. Can you do all their pre-reqs at a cc to lower the cost?

Hi, Does anyone know how hard it is to get into this school?

I also would like to know the average GPA just to see where I stand.