San Diego National University Cohort 68

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Hi! I wanted to see what people were planning on applying with for Nationals San Diego Cohort 68. The application deadline is Mid August 2021.

I am not quite finished with my pre-reqs yet nor have I taken my TEAS, but I will update when I have!

My goal is no lower than a 3.6GPA, and 86% or higher on the TEAS

Specializes in CNA.
On 7/25/2021 at 8:09 PM, AA94 said:

Hello! Does anyone have any wisdom on studying for the TEAS test? What study methods did you use or practice tests, anything!

 I am not great at these types of tests, so any advice would be greatly appreciated!

 

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Specializes in Allied Health/pre-nursing student.
On 10/28/2021 at 12:35 AM, csf21 said:

 

Hello there, 

I watched a lot of Youtube videos for the science portion. For English, professor McAllister on Youtube is amazing. I purchase mometrix practice exam. I used quizlet and it helped a lot. For math portion, I used quizlet and Youtube. 

 

I hope that helps. Best of luck 

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On 10/28/2021 at 12:35 AM, csf21 said:

 

I used the Mometrix book for studying, took my time reading it front to back, did all questions - and purchased the ATI online practice exams to get a feel for the actual test format. Last but not least... took the TEAS more than once haha!

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Hiiiii! question for anyone who applied/got accepted - did you submit a cover letter with your resume (not sure whether or not to have one since I’m applying to a school, not a job)

 

Thanks for any help.

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3 hours ago, Ashley Tully said:

Hiiiii! question for anyone who applied/got accepted - did you submit a cover letter with your resume (not sure whether or not to have one since I’m applying to a school, not a job)

 

Thanks for any help.

Hi Ashley! I didn’t submit a cover page but I did include a LOR. 

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15 hours ago, C68_NU said:

Hi Ashley! I didn’t submit a cover page but I did include a LOR. 

Awesome thanks! 

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Hi. I'm from Cohort 69 and ordering scrubs soon. Anyone has advice on picking the sizes for ladies' uniforms?

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Hi I am applying to National University's BSN program and I was wondering if anyone knows if theres an online community college or another school you can take the co-requisites to graduate for the "340A-spanish workplace and Spanish 341- Cross-Cultural" courses? or are they only offered at NU?

*Also does anyone know if you need to have the 2 Spanish classes complete in order to sit for the NCLEX? or its just to graduate?

thanks

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Hi I am applying to National University's BSN program and I was wondering if anyone knows if theres an online community college or another school you can take the co-requisites to graduate for the "340A-spanish workplace and Spanish 341- Cross-Cultural" courses? or are they only offered at NU?

*Also does anyone know if you need to have the 2 Spanish classes complete in order to sit for the NCLEX? or its just to graduate?

thanks

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Hi Cohort 68! I just applied to Cohort 71 and have an interview 6/15, woo! I'm coming here because I am curious if anyone of you got in to your Cohort with no med experience? I feel like everyone applying has some and I am scared that that will be my deal breaker. I have TONS of customer service experience and have been a licensed esthetician for 9 years, working mostly in holistic esthetics. I feel like being an esthetician, I have a good amount of experience and knowledge, but not sure they'd look at it that way? I do have 15 hours volunteering at a Retirement Community, but that's back from 2016 so not even sure if that'd be worth it??

 My stats are 3.8 and 81.3% - second time applying, first time getting an interview!

Thanks in advance for any help/advice! 

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On 5/29/2022 at 11:02 AM, Ashleymwittke said:

Hi Cohort 68! I just applied to Cohort 71 and have an interview 6/15, woo! I'm coming here because I am curious if anyone of you got in to your Cohort with no med experience? I feel like everyone applying has some and I am scared that that will be my deal breaker. I have TONS of customer service experience and have been a licensed esthetician for 9 years, working mostly in holistic esthetics. I feel like being an esthetician, I have a good amount of experience and knowledge, but not sure they'd look at it that way? I do have 15 hours volunteering at a Retirement Community, but that's back from 2016 so not even sure if that'd be worth it??

 My stats are 3.8 and 81.3% - second time applying, first time getting an interview!

Thanks in advance for any help/advice! 

Hey! I applied with no healthcare experience and got in. Goodluck with your interview! 

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@Nursek_2023 thank you! so nervous but feeling ready!

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