Texas Tech ABSN 2023

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Hi! I am a current student and created this thread to connect applicants as it was helpful to me when I was going through the application process! Good luck on your applications!

I am looking into this program. I have a BA in Education and have been an LVN for 17 years. One of the requirements listed on the website is needing your CNA cert. I wonder if that would be applicable to me considering I am a licensed nurse LOL. I have already reached out to the school and asked that question, but I figured I might get a faster response here!

 

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I’m an LVN as well I was told that healthcare experience does help you stand out. I was just accepted so the LVN licenses covers the having to take the CNA course and also I didn’t need to take medical terminology.

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2 minutes ago, Roxannem said:

I’m an LVN as well I was told that healthcare experience does help you stand out. I was just accepted so the LVN licenses covers the having to take the CNA course and also I didn’t need to take medical terminology.

PERFECT! Do you mind if I ask you a few questions? 

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No of course not !

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4 minutes ago, Roxannem said:

No of course not !

Okay here we go LOL

1. What campus did you apply for? Or "site" I guess is the correct terminology

2. How were your pre-req grades? Additionally, How old were they? Example, my sciences are over 5 years old 

3. How was the admin process? Do you have a rough estimate of how long it took from the time you applied to the time you got your acceptance? 

Sorry for the 1654146584651 questions!

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No worries!

My first choice was Austin than Dallas, I got accepted into the Austin campus so my first choice (YAY!).

My grades were decent, As and Bs tbh on the science portion I had the Bs, everything else the As. I did LVN school in 2018, which means my science are now 5 years or older. 
my bachelors I did get at Texas tech so that helped, and I am a veteran I think that helped as well. 
 

I applied early! So I submitted my application when it opened because I had pretty much everything completed. The application closes July 15, in august I got my interview and than I found out I got in September 16, which this cycle it took longer than usual to know. Usually it takes 3-4 weeks but I guess they had a lot of applications? So we all did find out late. 

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Well that is just awesome! So happy for you! Thank you again for all of your help. Getting a little excited now. Unfortunately for me, I will have to wait a while as applications open again May 1st, but that will give me time to get all of my ducks in a row ( a lot of time LOL) and hoping to get an acceptance letter/email! 

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No problem! Yes use the time to get everything together!! While I waited for the application to open is when I took Pathophysiology which is good. Cuz u get accepted but it’s a conditional acceptance since they give u time I have everything. Since I had everything and an lvn my blue card came asap so after I got accepted I just been waiting I did orientation and now I’m officially a student like I have a place in the program cuz they gta make sure u do get all the prerequisites. Some student are still finishing up classes or getting their CNA/BLS which since we are already LVNs we’re good.

 

good luck to you!!

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On 11/3/2022 at 4:11 PM, Roxannem said:

No problem! Yes use the time to get everything together!! While I waited for the application to open is when I took Pathophysiology which is good. Cuz u get accepted but it’s a conditional acceptance since they give u time I have everything. Since I had everything and an lvn my blue card came asap so after I got accepted I just been waiting I did orientation and now I’m officially a student like I have a place in the program cuz they gta make sure u do get all the prerequisites. Some student are still finishing up classes or getting their CNA/BLS which since we are already LVNs we’re good.

 

good luck to you!!

Hey do you mind emailing me? I have a few more questions if you have the time! [email protected]

Thanks so much!

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Hey everyone,

I plan to apply for the 2024 cycle and have a few questions.

1. What were the GPA y’all had when applying and the grades (A&B) or a mixture? 
 

I have a 3.0 and up cumulative and in science courses with good grades (A&B). I have repeated classes way back when and hope this wouldn’t hurt me now.

any advice… 

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BriNicole0424 said:

Hey everyone,

I plan to apply for the 2024 cycle and have a few questions.

1. What were the GPA y'all had when applying and the grades (A&B) or a mixture? 
 

I have a 3.0 and up cumulative and in science courses with good grades (A&B). I have repeated classes way back when and hope this wouldn't hurt me now.

any advice... 

 

BriNicole0424 said:

Hey everyone,

I plan to apply for the 2024 cycle and have a few questions.

1. What were the GPA y'all had when applying and the grades (A&B) or a mixture? 
 

I have a 3.0 and up cumulative and in science courses with good grades (A&B). I have repeated classes way back when and hope this wouldn't hurt me now.

any advice... 

Not currently in the program, but applying as well! I am applying with a 4.0 for sciences (patho won't be completed until after application close so that could change) and cumulative is around a 3.7 I believe. I have repeated courses over the years!

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Kayyjay said:

Last year I got my decision back September 17 ? 

I'm on deferment so I will be starting in January class of 2023 

If you don't mind me asking, what is the process for deferment? Do you accept the offer and then fill out a deferment form?

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