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anyone know if there's a facebook page or anything for the ER nurse residency starting in june 2018??

I believe I have an overall of 3.6, prereq gpa of 3.2 and science gpa of 3.0

Dais09, I'm currently in the CNA course at Texas Career Institute. So far so good. I would just recommend going off reviews online.

Oh! Really? But you can retake just one? How long ago was it?

Anyone have any advice?

What schools did you get into?

I am probably going to apply. How do you know how many points you have?

I will probably apply as well.

I am going to apply but I am very worried about the financial aspect of that school...

Hi all, So a little background information: I have a BS in Health from TAMU, therefore I'm qualified to apply for accelerated nursing tracks. I am hoping I will get into at least ONE school in Texas. I will list some of the schools I'm thinking about applying to: TAMU, TWU Houston and Dallas, UT Arlington, UT Tyler, UT Houston, Texas State, Baylor, TCU, UTMB, University of Houston, Sam Houston, and SFA. If you currently attend or have been accepted to any of these schools or even someone who attends nursing school in Texas, can you please comment so I can reach out and ask for your advice? I would basically just like to know if I am wasting my time and money applying to these schools with my HESI scores and my nursing science GPA. I have not yet taken the TEAS but heard it was harder than the HESI. Today I took the HESI A2 nursing exam. I was very pleased with all my scores with the exception of A&P. So first question: Can you retake just one section? I have seen some people say yes some people say no. Has anyone gone in to just retake ONE? Second question: Should I apply with these scores (will list below), or should I retake the entire thing if I'm not allowed to take just the A&P one. Honestly, I don't know how great I will do if I were to retake some of the sections. I did surprisingly well on vocabulary and I definitely used educated guesses and even just a random guess on some of them. With that being said, I'm pleasantly surprised with that grade and I believe most schools will use your most recent scores. Third question: If I were to retake the entire thing or just a section, is the test the exact same? Similar? I have seen people say they were the exact same and completely different, so what is your experience? Math: 98% Grammar:96% Vocabulary: 92% Reading: 88% A&P: 72% Critical Thinking: 880 I studied hard for A&P but the questions were very random and hard not to mention none of it was really in the study book. It also was a disadvantage to me that there were only 30 questions. Please comment with any advice you have!! Thank you!! - A Girl Who Just Wants to Get Into Nursing School

Hi! I am probably going to apply there as well. Already freaking out and it's very early on... Do you mind sharing your stats? I'm just trying to figure out if it's even worth my time to apply to certain schools

I'm sure you will! Anyone want to give me their stats? Kinda freaking out as far as my gpa. I just took the HESI today so I still need to take the TEAS. And from what I've heard...the TEAS is much harder

hey, did you get in?

Hi there, Did you get in?

I am thinking of applying there as well for Spring since I think it's too late for fall. I am also applying to most schools you are too.

What school did you get into?

Hi all, So a little background information: I have a BS in Health from TAMU, therefore I'm qualified to apply for accelerated nursing tracks. I am hoping I will get into at least ONE school in Texas. I will list some of the schools I'm thinking about applying to: TAMU, TWU Houston and Dallas, UT Arlington, UT Tyler, UT Houston, Texas State, Baylor, TCU, UTMB, University of Houston, Sam Houston, and SFA. If you currently attend or have been accepted to any of these schools or even someone who attends nursing school in Texas, can you please comment so I can reach out and ask for your advice? I would basically just like to know if I am wasting my time and money applying to these schools with my HESI scores and my nursing science GPA. I have not yet taken the TEAS but heard it was harder than the HESI. Today I took the HESI A2 nursing exam. I was very pleased with all my scores with the exception of A&P. So first question: Can you retake just one section? I have seen some people say yes some people say no. Has anyone gone in to just retake ONE? Second question: Should I apply with these scores (will list below), or should I retake the entire thing if I'm not allowed to take just the A&P one. Honestly, I don't know how great I will do if I were to retake some of the sections. I did surprisingly well on vocabulary and I definitely used educated guesses and even just a random guess on some of them. With that being said, I'm pleasantly surprised with that grade and I believe most schools will use your most recent scores. Third question: If I were to retake the entire thing or just a section, is the test the exact same? Similar? I have seen people say they were the exact same and completely different, so what is your experience? Math: 98% Grammar:96% Vocabulary: 92% Reading: 88% A&P: 72% Critical Thinking: 880 I studied hard for A&P but the questions were very random and hard not to mention none of it was really in the study book. It also was a disadvantage to me that there were only 30 questions. Please comment with any advice you have!! Thank you!! - A Girl Who Just Wants to Get Into Nursing School

Hi! I am currently attending Texas A&M university and pursuing a bachelor's in community health (there is no pre-nursing major here and instead of doing two years then trying to get into nursing school I decided just to finish my degree). I am graduating a year early, which is this August. Once I graduate I will still have to take microbiology and statistics. I am 1) looking for a website that can list nursing schools with their acceptance rates and 2) seek advice for my future in nursing school. I have made a C in business math and calculus, as well as a C in chemistry and a&p 2. Will I need to retake all of these courses? I am open to pretty much any nursing school within the Texas range. I do not want to do the associates route until it is my last option. Any help is much appreciated. Thanks!