Future_RN20

Hello, I was interested in Rasmussen at one point as well. It is very expensive to go there. Instead of earning your way into a program you seem buy your way in. The people you talk to in the admissions process make it sound very nice at first. Who wouldn't like no waiting list or competition? The fact of the matter is that very few of their credits do transfer to non-profit facilities, and they are not nationally accredited (they do not make that common knowledge). Do you really want to be stuck at Rasmussen paying their tuition for the rest of your academic career? My advice to you would be to look up other schools. Deciding not to go to Rasmussen was very hard to me, but after working hard I got accepted into a nursing program. When I notified Rasmussen that I would not be attending they seemed rather annoyed with me. Oh well, that reassured me that I made the right decision.

I heard that they did not take anyone that had a less than 11.6 points out of 14 for those who are interested in knowing.

Just the first four prerequisites and your TEAS score. I believe your overall GPA needs to be at least a 2.75.

I have a GPA of 3.8 and a TEAS score of 79.3

I am also accepted at Inver Hills. Congrats to you!

Check with your school. Hopefully they can give you more information on the scores you need to be considered.