I just applied for entrance into the Fall 2017 TCU BSN program. Looking for others who are in the same boat and maybe connect with hopeful future classmates! I attended one of the information sessions in which I was very surprised to hear them tell us NOT to retake any classes we have taken and passed with a C as they only want you to have a 2.5 or better. They said they look really hard at everyone as a person and not off your "book smarts" which I think is how admissions should work for something such as nursing. Little bit about myself I have been a PCT in the Harris ER for a year and a half, CNA license and NHA License as a Certified Electrocardiograph Technician. My GPA is a 2.65 not great, I know. However after this semester I will have completed ALL my BSN prerequisites classes.
My Hesi scores are:
Math 68
Grammar 74
Vocabulary 76
Reading 86
Anatomy 64
Biology 68
Chemistry 72
I'm hoping my personal statement, resume, ROM letters, and experience will help me get in!
If your taking classes at TCU now your not a transfer student you are a TCU a student which means you get one of the auto first slots into the program.
Yes. Just got ahold of someone high up in nursing department and they said the IT department is really behind because of the 3 day weekend. they just updated their system of transfer students and results will go out with in the next 5 days it could be sooner.
From what I understand, no. They are going out today for transfer students. They said the same thing some will come through email/portal/mail. But IT updated ours this morning
I want to actually dress nice, not look like a hobo. Do my hair, have my make up on point. And have a sign that says, "not homeless, have a job, just trying to pay my way through nursing school and I don't make enough to pay for TCU." "Will dance stupidly for extra $" í ½í¸‚í ½í¸‚í ½í¸‚í ½í¸‚
if every person stops and donates I'll make about 60000$ a year working 3-4 days a week 8 hour shifts. 8 was real serious about this y'all.
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C_Schneider1010
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If your taking classes at TCU now your not a transfer student you are a TCU a student which means you get one of the auto first slots into the program.