I got in at Inver with a 12.7! From what I've read on other forums it seems the scores are a bit higher this go around, maybe because of the new TEAS. Anyway, congrats to everyone!
I haven't received my letter from Inver yet! Hopefully today. My post office is very slow, and I don't get my mail until later in the day. My composite score was 12.7 (3.7 something gpa and 90 on the TEAS) so I feel good about it, but I still need t...
I hear Normandale is a great school, so that's fantastic! I live in Burnsville, so traffic-wise Inver was my closest option, and I have been taking my pre-reqs there so I know it now. :)
Grrr, we still haven't gotten our letters from Inver! (Though my post office is ALWAYS slow) I'm hoping tomorrow! I'm pretty confident, but I want the official confirmation! Congrats on your acceptance to 2 places!! Do you have a preference of where ...
Agreed! It's FAIRLY new, so that may be part of it, but it's not brand new. I totally agree. I also had to still take a good year+ worth of prereqs due to various reasons. I don't mind too much, I'm happy to get the refresher, but at 38, I'm admitted...
Well, I tried to apply to Metro, but the counseler there for the nursing went on leave, and I never got a reply (even with emails) about an appeal for a class in time. (I have a previous B.S.) So I ended up only applying to InverHills, which is fine ...
Hello! Just thought I'd start a thread here to see who all is applying to Inver Hills for the MANE fall 2017 start! I've turned my application in, now we just have to wait... Also, what are your plans for nursing school and beyond once in? Continue s...
fischek replied to laine.huebner17's topic in TEAS
I would say Practice test A is more similar. I did both, and scored higher on the A version than the B version. I actualy ended up getting the exact score I got on the A on the real test. However, it did seems more like a mashup of the two on the act...
fischek replied to Nurse Beth's topic in Nurse Beth
Oh my gosh, I am so happy I came upon this thread! I was wondering the same thing. I haven't started my actual RN program yet, but it is a dual-enrollment program, where you get your ADN from the community college (and can sit for the NCLEX), and you...
So I just found out that does not include any of the simulation lab and such, and after speaking with previous students, it sounds like a great school. I tend to over-research things a bit. :)