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As I understood it, you can only have one outstanding pre-req. I have three. I'll be done soon, though. :)

Or perhaps Western Governers University is also a good option

Off the top of my head: Bachelor's degree with 2.5 GPA 2.75 science pre-req GPA 70 TEAS score ...and then the typical application, letters of rec, essay, resume, background check, etc.

ECPI is the only one I'm aware of

Congrats, leahhartshorn & Kev93! I have a few more weeks left before finishing my pre-reqs so I can't finish my application just yet. I'm nearly ready to go! I hope the July class doesn't fill up too fast!

If you need the TEAS score for your application and since you've completed pre-reqs, then take it so that you have enough time to retake it if needed prior to the application deadline. I think you have to wait 30 days before retaking the TEAS.

The schools I am applying to use your TEAS score as part of the criteria on whether they'll accept you, so I had to do it before applying. In my opinion, the science portion of the test mostly came from AP 2, so if you can, I'd suggest getting throug...

My school's ADN program requires: English 1 College Algebra any humanities course Intro to Psych Developmental Psych Nutrition Gen Biology AP 1 AP 2 Microbiology

Congrats, OP! And great suggestions from the other posters...I've bookmarked the suggestions as well!

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