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I'm in too! Congrats Heim! See you next year!!!

I'm getting very nervous. I felt so assured I am getting in that I didn't bother applying elsewhere. Crossing fingers....

I just got word that the acceptance/denial letters were mailed! We should be getting word early next week on the status of our acceptance.

I have not heard from them yet. We probably won't hear from them until December at earliest and through January. Mind if I ask what score you received on the TEAS test? I ended up with 90.7. From what I've heard, part time student coherts usually have a lower average score on the TEAS test. I will pist as soon as I hear something and hope you will too! Good luck!

In case whit doesnt reply: Use the ATI TEAS V book. And the online tests were helpful to put yourself in testing confitions. If you're planning to buy them all, jt buythe pack that includes book and online tests, its cheaper. I took the real test twice and found the second test had similar questions. Also, focus on science becaise its the most random. Then focus on your trouble areas such as grammar, etc.Hope that helps.

ah, i got a 90.7% the second time. Yay!

Hello Everyone! (this post was moved from another thread) I am planning to turn in my application for the 2014-2016 Bellevue program at the end of this month. Is anyone else here planning to do the same? I am scheduled to take my TEAS V test on August 20 and August 29 (just in case!). I'll post any updates of my progress along the way :)

I have always wondered if they did that or not. It would make sense though, they run a small city practically! Let me know how that goes!

Also, try selling your books on half.ebay.com. I sell most of my books that way.

Thank you :) PT begins summer 2014.

Thanks whit3248! I just took the TEAS V yesterday for the first time and got a 86%~ I believe that is about the average score for students who get into the Part time program (which is what I'm aiming for). But still, not "safe" enough for me... I'm retaking it Aug 29 next week to hope for a few extra points!

Thanks everyone~! I didn't know that Lake Washington Tech was not accredited for UW so that was good to learn. I am really aiming for Bellevue so hopefully my TEAS test tomorrow goes well :)

I took all of my prerequisites at North Seattle CC. I really liked the teachers there, and since its fairly difficult to get into the RN class at NSCC, I figured it would be a good place to take my prerequisites. I always let my teachers know that I am taking the class for my RN prerequisites and they are usually very helpful and encouraging about it. I have not attended any other CC's in Washington but I did go to UW briefly, and I actually liked NSCC better because of the smaller class sizes. The tutoring for sciences is OK, but don't expect a good tutor for statistics. They never have any.

Hello everyone, I have been lurking on AllNurses.com for a while now but I feel like I have some questions worth asking now. My background: I am a student who has finished the prerequisites for most 2 year RN programs in Washington state. I just completed a CNA program and working part time as a CNA and part time in another job. I do not have any degrees other than my High School one. My plans: I want to go to a 2 year program for RN and eventually go on to a 4 year (such as UW Bothell) and get my BSN. My questions: Is it better to go to a school that is convenient to get to on a daily bases or go to a school that is better and further away? Does anyone know if certain schools work with UW Bothell Bachelors for RN better than others?

I'm thinking of applying for next year- Do you mind if I ask what your GPA and Test scores were like?