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How is everyone doing in terms of getting the materials ready for submission? Also, should we start a facebook group for spring 2017 class?

I'm assuming the reason they're not giving a definitive answer is because people are still in the process of deciding whether or not to attend. If some accepted people decide not to accept admission, then I'd think they call the next qualified person to accept to the program.

Yes, will be accepting! Will be in on Wednesday likely to sign the paper!

Thanks KNKM! Congrats to you too! Are you going to accept the position?

I'm in too! The orientation is 3:30-5:30pm right? Was too excited that I wasn't paying attention.

I'm getting anxious waiting for the results!

Is Moorpark everyone's first choice?

Hoping to hear back sometime this week or the next!

I also only applied for Moorpark's program so I do hope to get in for this period. I will also add my input on the prep books I used in case anyone planning to take the TEAS runs into this thread: Mometrix: Pros: - detailed information for science section (I found the anat/physio section to be particularly useful) - english section written in a way that made it easy to understand - 3 practice tests Cons - text heavy, so its not for visual learners - reading section was not detailed enough Accepted Inc. Pros: - lots of images so its easier to understand, a plus for visual learners - sample test questions throughout the text to review the info covered - reading section was easy to undertstand and more detailed than the mometrix text Cons - anat/physio section covered the basics but I felt it was not thorough enough for the test It helps to use multiple sources to study for the test since each book covers things that other doesn't.

Yes, I think it was difficult to gauge how well the prep books were written since this version of the test is so new. Which book/books did you use to prepare for the test? I also scored better on the math and science than the english language and reading portions. I have a 89 overall score, so I'm hoping that means I get accepted into the program. Did you apply for other programs as well?

I scored a 88 on the TEAS. I'm wondering what the average TEAS score was and the average overall score of applicants that get accepted. Is Moorpark your first choice?

Hello, It looks like they may actually call the applicants instead (prior to mailing out acceptance letters) since the orientation is in the first week of November according to one of the test proctors. Did you score well on the TEAS? And if you don't mind me asking, what was your overall score based on the multicriteria selection process?

Glad I found another person that applied. How did you do? And did you apply to other schools as well?

Hello everyone, I couldn't find any threads for spring applicants for Moorpark's ADN program. Anyone else apply for the upcoming semester? And if so, have you taken the TEAS/been invited for the test?

@Shirleyrex and @rbb123 Thank you guys so much! @rbb123, I'm also part of the clinical care extender program! Part of LT as well. Hoping that will really help with getting in :)

Hello everyone, Congrats on getting excepted! I'm interested in applying for this school as part of the next cohort. If anyone doesn't mind, can you post your stats please? I just want to see what areas I can improve on to better my application. Thank you!!

Hello, The 4-visit process would mean that the second injection would be administered around 5 days following the first reading right? The nurse actually told me she would administer the second injection on day 3 (day 1 = first shot, day 3 = first reading = second injection), so I found this quite unusual. It seems much more common for the second shot to be administered 1 week~2weeks following the first injection. I will be speaking to her again tomorrow or the following day when I go in for my first reading, and I am thinking of asking her to administer the second shot a week later (because it seems very uncommon for the second injection to be administered only 2 days following the first injection). I don't necessarily mind getting the second injection on day 3, but what I'm concerned about is that the place I am planning on working at will not accept this since I have to indicate the days when the injections were administered.

Oops! Sorry I guess I meant to say if it was common practice to have the second shot administered on the day of the first reading? It just didn't seem common...perhaps I should speak to the nurse about it.

Hello everyone, I have a question I'm hoping someone can answer. I went to an urgent care facility to take the first shot for the first part of the two-step TB test, and I was informed to come back two days later to check the results. The nurse also mentioned that I would be taking the second shot when I returned two days later. I was browsing online, and it seems that you have to wait 1~2 weeks following the reading of the first shot to be administered the second shot. Is this true? Should I ask the nurse to wait an additional week before I am administered the second shot? Thank you in advance!