RCC Nursing Fall 2016 possible applicants

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Hello all! Please respond if you are seeking a support group regarding applying in Fall 2016.

I have no idea, but I figured I'll apply and let them tell me I didn't get in rather than telling myself I won't get in. I'm hoping there's a chance through their lottery system.

I am starting a CNA program next week so I'll have something to do and a also get a few more points next application period.

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Hey Ella, that's right! I heard last semester someone was accepted through the lottery and she didn't have all her general Ed completed. She was accepted with a 60! What luck right!??

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Ella, have you ever made an appointment with them to go over your points score? I did in the beginning and found it really helpful. She let me know areas I could improve and where to gain more points. For me, I ended up taking Spanish (5 pts) and you only need 1 semester with a C or better. I also repeated a couple of general ed courses for higher grades. I got in with a 75 last fall. The lowest I've seen on the message boards is a 70. I think anything lower than that will come from the alternat list. Good luck!

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Someone got into my cohort with 65 2 days before the semester started.

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No, I haven't made an appointment to talk with an advisor, but that is great advice. Thank you, RNSammy! If I don't have any luck this application period I will definitely make an appointment.

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i applied for fall...

i dont know if i will get in but i am trying...

im so scared.. im also taking the teas fri. i hate that they only take the first score... ugh help me lol

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Where are you taking your TEAS? Yes I know how you feel because there is so much to prepare for!! Just try to relax and be confident in your answer choices. I know the sections are timed but make sure your read the question in its entirety before you answer. I had enough time to get through all of the questions and then go back over some of the ones that gave me problems.

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Hey! I am currently studying for the TEAS. Planning bye take it the first week of April. I am shooting for a 90% but who knows lol. Does anyone have any tips or advice?

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I found it extremely helpful to buy the ATI tests and book. At minimum, you should purchase the tests. The format is very similar to what you will experience on testing day. You can take each test twice and the system will grade it like an actual exam. This way you know what areas to focus your attention when you study. Study as many hours as you can devote every day from now until your test day. Read through each section and familiarize yourself with the content. Make flash cards if you need to. Take all the practice tests in the book. Get used to timing yourself. Also be familiar with Punnett squares , RNA codon chart. You tube is great for math/science. Keshawni math test prep will cover the entire ATI math section in detail. Also, I followed this study guide https://allnurses.com/teas-exam-help/how-i-passed-804222.html. Make sure you are very familiar with the reading and grammar section. I focused more of my time on math and science. When test day got here, I regretted not spending more time on reading. Grammar was just like the book and what I expected. Hope this helps you and good luck in April!

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Thank you for your tips! I will definitely use that post. I'm so nervous, I really hope I get in! Idk what I will do if I don't.

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Hey what did you end up getting?

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How many points did you apply with?

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