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Hey guys!! There is a Facebook group that was created for those accepted for fall 2015. You can join it and ask any question abut the process. It is also a great way to communicate with your future classmates. https://www.facebook.com/groups/1568964650053005/

https://www.facebook.com/groups/1568964650053005/ Guys. Here is a Facebook group created for those that were accepted for 2015 fall.

Can you please tell me how to access this info?

Are we really talking about NCLEX already? One step at the time people. We have enough to stress about. Stay positive. Here is a tip that works through out history and never failed me: Work hard in and out of class and you will succeed.

I started looking into some of the material that we will be studying and it is pretty intimidating. I am just hoping we don't have to know everything mentioned in the textbook .

Thanks kjewel36 for starting the thread. Being accepted is both exciting and scary, but I am willing to do all what it takes to get the license, including watching grace anatomy LOL.

Guys! Maybe one of us can start a new thread about the next step. This way we stay all in contact, and we exchange information about all the preparation to start the program. I think we are now beyond the acceptance thread. Thank God.

I got my acceptance letter too. I have a 4.0 gpa program and science. I made 76.5 in teas. 76 in math and 71 in reading. I actually did better in science. Congratulation to those that made it so far, and good luck to those waiting. Keep your hope up.

Thank you. Good luck to you too and to all the other candidates.

I just applied today for GPC nursing program, Now it is all in the hand of God and then GPC.

Did you apply in any other schools than GPC? I have heard that your both GPA and teas score are the average of scores that they accept but I know nothing will ease your mind more than receiving the letter of acceptance from them.

Do you think I should retake the teas?

I hope so, The waiting is going to be a torture.

Is there any criteria GPC include in their choices such as sex, background, nationality, and languages? I am a male, from Africa, and it is really hard to start from scratch considering that I have learned everything in different language. Now I have a GPA of 4.0 and my teas scores are: Adjusted score: 76.7, Reading 71.4, math 76.7, science 83.4, English 76.7. The problem I had with the teas was the timing. Usually I always take longer time to finish my tests compared to my fellows Americans. Do you think I have any chance to get into GPC nursing program with my scores? I have no other plans.