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Medic6758-Oh ok! Thanks for the clarification! :)
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Medic6758- Another thing, it's stated on their website that we should apply to USF first and send our transcripts and be accepted then apply to the nursing program. Do we send our transcripts when we apply to the program as well or just when we apply to USF as an undergraduate student? Because the last bit of my pre-reqs courses won't be completed until the end of Fall 2015 in December right before the application for the Nursing program at USF firsts opens up. Which is in January to March I believe. So would I re-send them once I've completed all my courses?
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Medic6758- Thank you for your response! Do we need to actually have an AA degree or can we just take the classes and have them transferred to USF. I am planning on applying to the Summer term of 2016 and also wanted to know, do I need to have the Humanities,AMH, and speech done by the application deadline or can they be completed in the spring semester of 2016 while waiting to start the actual term in the Summer of 2016?(That is if I even get accepted of course.) It seems a little confusing because on the website for the Upper Division Program it states that applicants will be considered if the following courses:English I&II, Statistics, Nutrition, Bio/L, Anatomy I&II, Human Growth & Dev., Psychology, Microbiology/L, are completed by the deadline. Humanities, AMH, & speech class were not listed.
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For the USF(U. of South Florida) Upper Division program, do they require that we take electives such as Humanities, American History or do they mainly focus on courses such as English, Math, Science, Psychology, Nutrion, Human Growth & Development? Would really appreciate answers from those who have applied and/or got accepted to this university?
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Thanks guys!! And I've been hearing a lot about Khan Academy! Gonna check it out as well as the others!
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What is the best most accurate/up to date TEAS prep book you guys can suggest for me??! What is on the test by the way? I know, math, reading, and science, but what kinds though? College Algebra? Statistics? Biology, Chemistry? Will anything from Anatomy & Physiology be on the TEAS exam?