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Elwin, I went to the info session this past Wednesday, and if you don't have those minimum scores on your TEAS V, you can't even apply to the program. The deadline to take the TEAS V, has been extended to December 10th. Also, when I was working on my application, I typed in the score and the website prompted me to an error message saying something like this "ERROR: One of your tests does not meets the minimum allowable score". Good Luck!

Hey Guys, I'm also applying for this program. I took the TEAS V, and I don't think I did good. I got 71% in reading (the minimum score the school wants is 70%), and 70% in math (the minimum required score is 75%) - I wonder if I can still apply with these scores? My overall GPA is really good though (3.8). I'm going to get my application going (just in case), and I'm going to attend an info session this upcoming Wednesday. Any ideas if I can still apply with those TEAS V scores? Thank you.

I can't find the group on facebook, can you post it again please? Thank you.

Hey All! I'm a current hunter student, and I already applied for the generic program that will start fall 2014. My GPA is 3.7, and my NLN was 120. I know my NLN is low. However, I know a girl that is already in the program and she was first rejected and then accepted. Her GPA was 3.7 and her NLN score was 130. Hunter first told her that she didn't get into the program at some point in May last year, however, she got an A+ in Orgo. At some point during June, the nursing dept. called her and asked her if she was still interested in the program, and she said yes. Hunter makes it seem that they only care about GPA and the NLN score - this is mostly true. Even though they deny that they don't care about other stuff such as: Is the student fluent in a second language? Has the student done volunteer work?, What makes this student different from the other ones? Male or Female? They actually DO take this things into consideration. They are trying to make the program more diverse and more inclusive. I heard all of this from a prof. I really hope to get into the nursing program! Good Luck to all!