Tarrant County College ADN Fall 2016

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Hi there! This topic is for students applying for TCCD Fall 2016 ADN program. I'm excited about getting the ball rolling!

I had 3 A's and 92.5 HESI

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Hi somewhere earlier on this forum I noticed some students talking about having a passport. If I have a Texas driver's license do I really need an updated passport?

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You need a passport size photo. Not a passport. I took mines at walgreena for $10.

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The passport photo is your students ID picture

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what TCC schedule like.. how days of school and clinical ?somebody talked about foundations,,what does that mean?

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We haven't gotten our schedules yet but foundations is where you learn your basic skills, laws, and protocol (from what other students have said)

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Hello! I am currently an LVN wanting to apply to the fast track program. Going to speak with an advisor tomorrow about how everything works. My sciences are 8 years old. Still need micro. Everything else is done. I just ordered a book to study for Hesi. What else should I be doing? I know 3 exams must be taken after getting admitted into fast track. Any info on how that works? Thanks í ½í¸Š

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For those who got accepted and those who didn't:

-Is acceptance based only on 3 science classes and hesi grade? I seen that they also want ENGL, PSYC (2), and an elective. Did it help anyone who had taken these courses?

-In my science courses i have an A B and C and my hesi is average of an 86. Is this what they base it off of? or would I get points for taking the other subprereqs?

Pretty confused. I live in Dallas County, and its too competitive for me to get in, and i need to get in asap. But Dallas is based off a point system, I'm assuming tarrant county isn't?

PLEASE HELP. Wondering what i should do to get excepted soon.

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Acceptance is based only on the 3 sciences and hesi score. They want you to have your other requirements completed before the program starts cause it's easier on you but it's not required to be accepted.

I applied 3 times with A B C and my hesi scores were 85 86 92.5 and I was denied all three times. I just applied with A A C and a 95 hesi and was accepted. I know someone else had A B B and a 92 and was accepted as well.

TCC only looks at your science and hesi so if you can I would suggest you try and improve your C to a B or your B to an A and if you can make above a 93 on your hesi then you should not have a problem of being accepted. Good luck to you!!

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I'm with you girl. Hope to see you at Orientation. It was a hard decision to go through regualr track but I'm glad I'm finally in :-)

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Hi everyone!! I submitted my app with a 91 hesi, two B's and A. Just found y'all! I am SO anxious to find out if I get accepted or not!!

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Hi guys!

I am in the process of studying for the HESI exam that I am scheduled to take Feb. 17th! I bought the HESI Assessment Guide from the book store and noticed it has A&P, Biology, Chemistry, and Physics. For those who have already take the exam are these subjects tested on? On the TCC website it only states: reading, grammar, mathematics, and vocabulary. Just wondering if I should spend some time on those subjects or if its a waste.

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