Thinking of Texas Woman’s University?

PersonBehindAScreen · May 28, 2020

I'm also considering TWU as someone in the DFW area. I will share some of the common things I've seen said around here and other sites. Don't put all your eggs in one basket. Yes, BSN is the plan but sometimes the plan doesn't work out. Apply to multiply schools both ADN and BSN programs. Something to think about, if you apply only to TWU, don't get in, then that's another year of lost nursing income and schooling time. Hypothetically speaking let's say you do the ADN instead. One year in to the ADN, you theoretically get accepted to TWU on your second try, you're already in your last year of ADN, then you can bridge and you'd still get your BSN at the same time as you would have on a second attempt of applying BSN. Of course none of this matters if you're accepted BSN on the first try but point is, it doesn't work out that way for most applicants.

You've already said it yourself, TEAS needs work. Your GPA is either ballpark average or slightly low depending on schools but generally speaking you got a good shot still if your anatomy and psych grades come back good. Have you ever done something as rigorous as ap1, 2, and psych on one Summer. I'd tailor your expectations on that one. It's still a marathon not a race and schools aren't gonna care if you tanked your grades whether it's Summer or fall. If I were you I'd be careful and really think about what you're about to do to yourself by taking two AP classes in Summer AND Psych. Right now when it really matters for prereqs IS NOT the time to find out if you can handle it because that's a costly mistake if you gamble and lose.