Published Jul 20, 2011
jeskam
8 Posts
I think it's safe to assume that everyone is nervous going into the TEAS test knowing that their acceptance hinges on that score. I feel like I did pretty well having received an 81.3 overall score. BUT, I also scored an 81 on the reading portion. CPCC's minimum score on the reading portion is 85. That would mean 95th percentile plus. I submitted my packet anyway but I can't help but think I wasted my time hustling that packet in when I didn't make the required score for one section even though I surpassed the overall program mean score by a wide margin. I'm aware that the version V TEAS is considered significantly more difficult than the previous versions and I'm skeptically hoping that the application hasn't been updated to reflect the expected lower section score! A man can hope right! By ANY chance has anyone out the submitted and been accepted with one section's score being lower than the stated minimum on the application? CPCC that is.
jmlucie
29 Posts
I have a friend who will be starting this fall. She scored 75% overall and she still got in. Well i guess they take lots of other things in consideration when judging an application not just the teas.
gsxrbarbie
5 Posts
did you get in with your overall teas passing, but not meeting the minimum on the reading? I just took it and got an overall of 78% applying for the 2012 adn at cpcc. nervous!
Nope, I sure didn't.
tpicken0
3 Posts
How long had your friend waited before being accepted into CPCC's nursing program?
Virlomi
4 Posts
I had the same problem. High overall score, did not meet the reading requirement. After talking with the admissions specialist, I knew I had no hope of getting into the program. If you don't have an 85 in reading, they will shred your application and move on.
RunnerRN2015, ASN, RN
790 Posts
I'm at Carolinas College of Health Sciences and we don't have to take the TEAS test until AFTER we've been conditionally accepted...and then we only need a score of 50%.