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Any RN transitional facebook groups for 2016? I didnt see one.

They called me today!!!! Transitional program!!!

Hey. The score I had listed was not my composite score, just my teas test score. I didnt know how to calculate the score and I never bothered to correct it. sorry if thats discouraging. Overall GPA: 3.4 Prereq GPA: 3.18 Teas: 72.9 Pasco resident.

I got an alternate for the transition!!! crossing my fingers!!!

Transitional program PC. 72.9%

Rejected.

My friend from last year got a score of 96 on his first try on the Teas.

GPA 3.1 but my TEAS was 64.9. Yes I know its horrible. I did study for it too. I am a Pasco resident.

My mail man doesn't get here until 3pm if not later. I work night shift tonight so I dont know how I'll be able to sleep tomorrow. If I get rejected how about Saturday some of us hold a rejection party and cry together. Ill invite everyone that was rejected. Then we can all study together for next year to beat the paramedics for taking alot of seats. Also does PHSC allow retaking a class if you transferred from a different school? I would retake A&P 1 to get an A to help boost my GPA... I guess I talk to my advisor about it after I find out the good or bad news. Gotta think positively.

Andddddd now I am getting anxious. Good luck to everyone.

Im waiting until Rosey gets her letter before I get into paranoid freakout mode. Rosey's GPA and TEAs test is pretty high and im sure she will get in. But yes you are right, thats what happened last year. But there were at least five transitional applicants in this thread and not one got anything...

I think PHSC should get on SPCs level and just send an email out to everyone at the same time. Rejection and acceptance letters... This is making me so sick to my stomach. I'm hoping they are delayed on all transition letters.... Not just all the rejection letters. My rejection letter from last year came a week after everyone's acceptance letter...

Apply to both.

Keep in mind they are leather, may be uncomfy at first but they will mold into your feet.

At Rasmussen they were required in class and at clinicals.