teminahan

Thank you.. I'm going to an information session later in the month but was wondering about this "points system" that I keep reading about. I've been to an information session where it's weighted by NLN most heavily, then grades, then letters.

Hello, I'm applying to nursing school next month.. I just finished taking my TEAS and the person administering the test said I did "awesome" and don't have to retake it, but I'm still worrying. I got a 84% overall, with scores of 95, 86, 71, and 83 in reading, math, science, and English (my program requires at least 69, 74, 60, and 70) I scored in the 94th percentile but my scores don't seem that high. My prerequisites are A in A&P 1 (had to retake it twice after an injury that occurred after the drop date the first time and a grade I wasn't satisfied with the second time), C+ in chemistry (retaking that class this semester), A- in math, and most of my other grades are B or better. (They require at least a C for prerequisites to count) All my other courses are done and all I have left is the actual nursing sequence. My question is, what is weighted the most heavily, course grades, or TEAS?? I'm not familiar with how they evaluate candidates. If I have medical experience, should I include a letter from my boss? Do you guys think I'm in good shape to get in? I'm worrying but I'm not sure if I'm just scrutinizing or if I should be worried.