kpascual

Hi everyone! I just received the call from --------------- that I was in the program (I was almost last on the alternate list) a month ago and since then I've been scrambling to get all my health trackers done and trying to remember what they said at orientation. I just have a few questions to ask you guys: 1. I'm still in progress for my Hep B series so I filled out a Missing Documentation Upload Form, but on the form there is something that says "graduation code" can anybody help me out and let me know what that is? 2. We wouldn't need our flu shots yet since it isn't flu season yet, correct? 3. On Certified Profile all the way at the bottom there is a "problem indication" folder where you respond with if you had a history of back problems or had any disease of the titers. I had chickenpox when I was younger, so do I respond that I had chicken pox in that box? BTW, I'm in Group G of the Trimester students

I wonder how big the alternate list is. Were all the interviewees either accepted or alternated?

Got alternate. When do we find out our list position?

Was the cutoff of 9.26 for the admissions or the interviews?

I was guessing that too, but I double-checked their points as well using the calculation system that the nursing department told me to use and they were all in the 9.00-9.06 range. I'm thinking that the change to the TEAS test and how you could only take it once within 30 days, may have lowered the average applicant scores for this semester. Since in previous semesters, people could take the test as many times as they wanted within 30 days and get roughly the same test and just memorize the questions for a better grade.

Hey! I was in that group! It was nice meeting you too! Also, the cutoff wasn't 9.3. From what I know, about 5 of my friends who applied were around the 9.0 range and still got interviews.

Hey! I was in that group! It was nice meeting you too! Also, the cutoff wasn't 9.3. From what I know, about 5 of my friends who applied were around the 9.0 range and still got interviews.