Statistics for entry into university

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I just got the statistics for entry into my 2nd school of choice, TWU. This is really rough!

"Right now the statistics we see are 3.8-4.0 GPA, high 80's on the TEAS V exam, and 3 out of the 3 preferences."

This is NOT at all what I was expecting for this school - so my chance now of getting in is pretty much zilch. My GPA may be a 3.6 once done with pre-reqs and preferences seem to be a big deal in my area - basically taking classes at the specific college and getting an A in the science the first try. I will count myself extremely lucky if I do so well on the TEAVs.

I am feeling discouraged! I hope I can get into my university of choice which is competitive as well! UGH!

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Yeah, TWU is very competitive. Don't be discouraged, just apply to other schools as well and try your best. PV, TWU, UT, HBU, St. Thomas, and U of H-V, have great nursing programs.

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Thanks lalacb123.

I am looking into other universities and even associate degree nursing programs as a back up plan - I am limited in how far I can travel with family obligations. I need either online or DFW.

When I had spoken to the adviser at TWU previously, she did not inform me how competitive the program is - I just emailed her yesterday and asked for STATS...I was shocked. UTA's AP BSN program may be a good back up plan, because I can take all my classes there and get 2 preferences and if I can get all A's, then I will at least have a 3.7 GPA once done with all pre-reqs.

Thanks for the info!

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I'm in for Fall with a 3.596 4/4 and an 82.7 on TEAS V. I got accepted. Don't lose hope because of the statistics. It's an average of everyone's GPA. It's not like you HAVE to have a 3.8 or higher.

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