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  1. UCF/Seminole State Concurrent Program Summer 2019

    allisonkhall replied to swishswishfish_121's topic in School, College Programs
    i got in too! congrats everyone!!

  2. UCF/Seminole State Concurrent Program Summer 2019

    allisonkhall replied to swishswishfish_121's topic in School, College Programs
    overall: 3.725 science: 3.58 non science: 4.0 TEAS: 85.3 applied with STA 2014C outstanding I fall into category 1 for SSC and tier 3 for UCF due to the outstanding stats course.

  3. SSC/UCF Concurrent Summer 2019

    allisonkhall replied to CRNA2026's topic in School, College Programs
    overall: 3.725 science: 3.58 non science: 4.0 TEAS: 85.3 I applied to the traditional program as well

  4. BSN to PA?

    allisonkhall posted a topic in General Nursing
    So I've always wanted to go to medical school but then I was realized that I'm not willing to be $200,000+ in debt and then have to stick with one specialty for the rest of my medical career. Therefore, I have happily chose to go to nursing school, but I want to be able to work my way up! We have a family friend who is a PA and he said if he could do it all over again he would still go to PA school over Medical School. The question that comes to my mind though is, do nurses have a lower chance of being accepted into PA school like they are in Medical School? Thanks!

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