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chastitymcgraw

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  1. Look at your student information on the My DC website. See if your major has changed from pre-nursing to nursing. It worked for me last year, I will graduate this December. Good Luck to you all. I know what it is like to wait on that letter!!!
  2. Me too...So Excited!!!:)
  3. I'm a patient at ENT and nurse at Vidalia Pulmonology. I was in the proficient level. Marla said that our group was the first ones to take it. She said the more people that take it the more the percentages would change. I scored a 60.7 on Science. I did well in Reading, English and Math. My science score hurt me but I had almost no Anatomy. I would love to carpool if we get in.
  4. What was your Science like?
  5. @Ella...You did really well. I have talked to several people and all their scores were in the 60's. I live in Vidalia. Where do you live?
  6. @Ella. I have a 3.45 GPA and have all my core completed. She told us we had to have at least a 57.7 to even be considered. It you fail one section you can still be considered if you do really well on the others. If you fail more than one you will not be considered. My paper said program average was a 65.5 and I had a 72.7. The Ready, Math and Grammar were fairly easy but the Science was hard. I had only a few Anatomy questions and lots of Chemistry, Life and Earth Science, and Scientific Reasoning.
  7. I took my test days and my overall was 72.7 and I passed all four parts.
  8. Did you take the TEAS for the bridge program in Sandersville last week?

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