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I am applying to the Muncie ASN program this April. I took my TEAS today and only got a 78.2%. I did extremely well in English and Reading. I was in the 90th percentile. The Math and Science is what really brought me down. I only scored 66.7% on each. I am going to take it again in March before applying and am wondering how high I need to score to improve my chances of getting in. I have all A's on my pre-reqs.
I am also wondering about the program mean that is given with the scores. It says the program mean is 75.2%. This seems like an awfully low score to have and still get into the program. Any ideas on this??
I studied the ATI testing book from front to back. I really thought I had it down, but I found that the science and math questions were NOT comparable to the ones in the book. I'm so discouraged right now.
Hi,No, you have to have the 4 pre-req's done and graded before you can apply.
FYI- This year muncie only accepted 20 students for the transitional program.
Brenda
I'm not going for transitional, just straight to RN. I was told they are taking 60 total which comes down to 30 in Muncie, 20 in Anderson, and 10 in New Castle.
Normally you have to wait out a semester but, at least where I am my advisor is allowing those of us now in ANP 102 to apply as our grade will be available before the letters go out. This came straight from the head of Nursing at Logan. I do not know if other programs are being as lenient. I just know when I was advised to apply for Fall 08 she told me I could becausef the Summer break gave her the oppurtunity to allow for it.
I don't know if this makes a difference or not but, this is also the first ASN program at Logan ever. So maybe that plays into it as well.
Bloomington says you can apply, but that any prereq you are in for the semester directly prior to the start of the nursing program, you won't get points for.
So like Fall 08 you're in ANP2 for example, and you apply to Spring 09, you won't get any of the 30 points possible for ANP2 on your application.
In the nursing info it states the same thing that you said that the points for the preceding semester would not count. I questioned Marian Henry face to face and she assured me she would be going back at the end of the semester to add the points to reflect this semester. She also stated she normally can not do that but because of the summer break she is able to. She said this to me in front of two other hopefuls. I am taking her word for it since she is in charge of the Nursing program here.
Innurse78
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Hi,
No, you have to have the 4 pre-req's done and graded before you can apply.
FYI- This year muncie only accepted 20 students for the transitional program.
Brenda