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Yay! Did you accept their offer, or are you going to attend elsewhere? It is a great school 🤗 . Regis was my first choice [emoji13]

I concur with futurenorcalnure

Holycrap! I just looked it up!![emoji15] That's so low!!!!

Hello all, I was wondering if anyone else has been accepted to the Regis Traditional program. I just received my email of acceptance!!

@Gere7404 thank you [emoji4]

Does anyone know if PCC evaluate via cumulative GPA or pre req GPA? And where does one find the $$ for OHSU the website is enormous [emoji143]🏻 thank you:)

I can't seem to find their requirements besides a 2.8 GPA Do you have any good information on this school?

I was wondering if anyone has tried this route? If I BSN in Radiology or Sonography, will my chances be higher in getting accepted into a nursing program. I know ABSN is not a competitive compared to BSN. And who knows i might be able to bring my GPA up during that time:up:. Any thoughts on a different medical field degree until i get accepted to a nursing program?

Thank you:)

Does anyone know if they look at GPA of nursing pre-req, or all you class even from 8 years back?

I've ace'd Anatomy, Physio, Chem, and Micro. Unfortunately only have a few more A's and then B's and 2 C's. I took a one year program as an Assistant in the medical field almost 10 years ago, which gave me a gpa lower than 3.0. Sooo that being said, my cumulative gpa with nursing pre reqs not being all A's (accept for my sciences), plus my 1 year program gpa being lower than 3.0. I feel like i'm out of choices. Plus i got a low score on Teas. However, i do have 2 years of medical field exp. and 2 years of language. I feel it all means nothing. If my grades from 10 years ago are going to be counted in their criteria of accepting me im screwed I was thinking of taking a tutoring class for my 2nd attempt for the teas, see how that goes. Even ASN degrees are wanting high TEAS score (80%). And the local lottery schools i've looked at are only basing the TEAS score from the first attempt . My only way of getting in is if a program looks at my science grades, my medical experience, and 2 years of language and letters of reference. Pending i pass my teas on the 2nd attempt with flying colors. I heard of a teas class that charges $1000 to help one pass above 79% but it's not a guarantee. I live in California which makes it all the worse of getting in. I'm willing to relocate, however, i haven't found any programs that will not want my transcripts from 8 years ago.. the admission office as for ALL transcripts. I don't understand why old grades matter. Feeling so defeated. My spouse and 5 year old have been so patient as i did homework all these years (4) and now it feels like it was all for nothing. Anybody know any colleges that focuse essays, or/& med. exp, and good science grades. Iven if they just look at pre reqs and NOT entire GPA from 8 yrs back. I'm even willing to retake TEAS test:blink:

How many months in advance did you take your TEAS test? I'm applying for a few school this fall and spring programs too. Some of my classmates suggest a week of studying, and some suggest study a year ahead. Also, are the practice test free on any sites, or do they all cost money for practice tests?

Awesome, thank you!! When are you planning on taking it?? I still have not taken my anatomy,physiology, chemistry,or micro, but my transfer school told me i could still take it before i take the classes.

Please give me a link to an up to date TEAS study book and question. The school i will be attending told me that students should be studying the most up to date TEAS as its constantly changing.

Wow, that's motivation!! Thank you for sharing:up: