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Hey Y'all!
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!
First post but got accepted to the accelerated program today!! My HESI:
Math 96
Grammar 94
Vocabulary 100
Reading 90
Anatomy 84
Biology 96
Chemistry 100
overall: 94
But my GPA was pretty bad haha (like pretty sure it didn't even meet the cut off idk how i got accepted). Also threw my GRE score of 320 on the application. I emailed the admission staff a lot maybe that made a difference too. Deciding between two schools right now but after living in the midwest my entire life a change in weather would be wonderful! Maybe I'll see you all this fall. Good luck to everyone waiting on their letters and congrats to everyone that got accepted!
Also I've had a lot of clinical experience. I currently work as a scribe under a breast surgeon, I've volunteered in multiple hospitals, I've worked as a medical receptionist. As well as doing research and being a TA for anatomy, and leadership in my sorority. If they looked at my application holistically I believe it is strong despite the gpa.
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