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tylerMae

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  1. Hi, everyone, I am graduating this year and have some books I'd love to sell after this semester is over so message me if you're interested in them once you get your book list.
  2. Good luck! Hope to see you guys in the halls next Fall.
  3. I love it! It's crazy, though. And it can be pretty stressful.There's lot of time spent studying and going over material. The material can be difficult but as long as you're on top of your studying, you're good. Be ready to go at full speed. It's awesome and the time flies by.
  4. Yes, I'm in the 2017 cohort, graduation date 2019. I think the number varies each year.
  5. We had 67 accepted into our class.
  6. Did you take the Kaplan twice? And your gpa only includes your prereq classes, right? They take around 70 applicants per year. I'll be honest. The program is VERY competitive and there will be a lot of students with 4.0 gpa's and 80's and 90's on the Kaplan. Your scores need to be close to those if you want to get in. If you don't get in this year, try retaking your prereq's so you have a better shot next year. And apply to more than one school. For anyone else who hasn't applied yet, if you think your chances getting in are slim retake some classes to boost your gpa, retake the kaplan, and apply the following year. You can only apply a maximum of two times, so don't waste your time applying with scores that won't get you in.
  7. Between 60 and 70. I believe we had 67 students this year.
  8. Good luck! The better the score, the greater your chances of getting in.
  9. I'd say the average GPA is somewhere around a 3.6 or 3.7 and it's rounded to the hundredth's place, (ex. 3.76). Definitely shoot for above an 80 on the Kaplan. The program is very competitive so if I were you, I'd aim for somewhere around the mid 80's. There will be students applying who have a 4.0 GPA so if yours is anywhere below that, you'll want to get the highest Kaplan score you can.
  10. Hey there! 1st year nursing student here. Your GPA and Kaplan score are great and I'd say your chances of getting in are high. Are you planning on taking the Kaplan for second time?
  11. Woo! Reading over all the information is so exciting.
  12. Neither have I. I'm sure we'll get it soon, as soon as all the spots are filled.
  13. I'm pretty sure the advisor told me there were 60. I think where we fell on the list may be included in the email...? I have no idea. Looking forward to that, by the way! Today is the last day to claim your spot so emails should hopefully be going out soon. So anxious to receive it.
  14. I'm Tyler. :) Turned in my letter today. I am beyond excited! Can't wait to get started and meet everyone.
  15. I'm so excited for everyone! Fyi, acceptance emails were sent out, too.

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