BusyBee91 replied to lindsaypaige91's topic in TEAS Exam Help
1. Have you taken the SAT? Do you test well? If you did well on the SAT math and language sections, you'll probably be fine on the TEAS. I got a 1980 on my SAT (no studying, no prep) so I'm sure...
I have no idea what en 109 correlates to, but typically you needed to have taken eng composition and eng lit. The course code is different depending on where you take it. If you're missing either of...
I disagree with those saying you cannot study for the English section. You need to be familiar with your grade school grammar, and you should do some reading comprehension work. There are many many...
BusyBee91 replied to ohhivivian's topic in TEAS Exam Help
What did your score break down to? Because you can (and should) get near perfect scores on the math and reading. Hit those hard - there shouldn't be any surprises in those sections. The science is...
I exclusively used the mcgraw book that you're talking about to study. It was great prep for the math and language portions, but I honestly don't think you can really know what will pop up on that...
Not that I'm an expert, but to address your question about retaking a course - I'm assuming decisions would be made before you got a new grade, so for this application it might not make a difference....
I took pathophysiology online with Margaret Bolton through College of Southern Maryland (community college, so less expensive than a four yr). I loved it. It was a really well done class, and she is...
I'd heard that the interviews were short, but I think mine was around half an hour, and it seemed amiable/comfortable to me. I didn't feel like it needed to be longer. How long did yours go? The...
You're welcome! Also, based on what you mentioned, I'd say you seem competitive (at least to me)! So I bet you'll get an interview. Have you called admissions to check? Nicole and Angie have both...
I don't know about this program specifically, but if I were you, I'd definitely retake the TEAS. Getting a score in the 80s will make you much more competitive in any program, regardless of whether...
I haven't heard anything from towson yet, which makes me slightly nervous. I had been thinking I'd be a shoe in since I graduated from there, but I also know it's supposed to be very competitive...so...
What's your background like, 219? Do you have experience in healthcare? Good grades? I think they might be doing interviews until the end of March, so don't lose hope yet! Also, did anyone else...
This was perfect! Thanks! I was actually considering giving up my spot at SU this fall, and now I'm pretty sure I will. Your comments about the lack of sim lab time and the chaos were super...
If you already have a bachelors, check out UMBs CNL program. It's just under 2 years, but it's full time. It's pretty neat though, definitely poke around on their website if you haven't
I wasn't able to go, but I am glad that you thought it was awesome! I'm really excited about the program and school, so it's nice to hear that you were
Yay!! It's so good to hear positive feedback! I also love the idea of a CNL...and I know that they are being implemented (albeit slowly) in the state, but I feel like the overwhelming majority of...
Queserasera gives a good overview of the CNL, but I'd encourage you to read about the program on the umson website as well as through the aacn website. I'm really excited about it, but I'm also...
Mine has said committee ready since early february, when all my application materials were received. Nothing has changed since I scheduled my interview,
I did apply to the CNL program; I'm not sure if the BSN program does interviews or not. I realized after I jumped in this thread that most of you are applying to the BSN program - I started a CNL...