Thomas Jefferson University Fact 1 Center City Campus (Pre-Fall 2021)

[boaf]

Hey yall! Anyone applying for the Pre-FAll 2021 (begins in May 2021) at TJU at Center City. Feel free to share concerns about stats, the application process, and more!

[cz79]

Just now, ru2020 said:

Congratulations!! Do you mind sharing your stats please? Did you have any retakes on your prerequisites?

Thank you!

my stats were okay and I had no retakes. My overall GPA is 3.2

AP I: B

AP II: A

Chem: B or B+ I can't remember off the top of my head

Nutrition: B+

Stats: B

Micro: C+

I'll be finishing my degree in Public Health and Spanish in May. I've also been working in a pharmacy for the last two years.

[wickedd99]

44 minutes ago, michellemirjani said:

Hi Guys,

I submitted on the October 15th, but have yet to hear anything from TJU. Anyone else in the same boat? 

Make sure you check your e-mail thoroughly, that is your junk/spam folder, your promotions, and social tabs, and your primary inbox as well. My invitation for the interview was under my promotions tab!

[micho]

5 minutes ago, wickedd99 said:

Make sure you check your e-mail thoroughly, that is your junk/spam folder, your promotions, and social tabs, and your primary inbox as well. My invitation for the interview was under my promotions tab!

I did and there was nothing! Even on my application portal there has been no updates made. 

[nap425]

Hi everyone!

Does anyone know how many people have already been accepted/how many seats are still available?

[ru2020]

Has anyone else gotten accepted after their December 2nd interview? 

[wickedd99]

On 12/4/2020 at 11:39 PM, michellemirjani said:

I did and there was nothing! Even on my application portal there has been no updates made. 

Oh okay. I guess at this point you can reach out to admissions and ask them what the timeline for an admissions decision is? 

[micho]

17 minutes ago, wickedd99 said:

Oh okay. I guess at this point you can reach out to admissions and ask them what the timeline for an admissions decision is? 

They emailed me today saying they want my fall 2020 transcript before they do anything else. 

[wickedd99]

15 hours ago, michellemirjani said:

They emailed me today saying they want my fall 2020 transcript before they do anything else. 

Oh okay, that makes sense then. Even if it's not an official transcript it should be submitted to them. I wish you the best of luck!!

[boomina]

On 11/18/2020 at 1:08 PM, tmht said:

so south philly, noted. you all wouldn’t recommend the on-campus housing that’s offered by jefferson? can I ask why?

Hi! I was born and raised in south philly and I just want to let you know that parking after 9pm is usually a nightmare so definitely take that into consideration when exploring the area!

[tmht, BSN]

10 hours ago, boomina said:

Hi! I was born and raised in south philly and I just want to let you know that parking after 9pm is usually a nightmare so definitely take that into consideration when exploring the area!

thank you so much!!!

[Tgibbons]

Hey everyone! Did anyone get accepted with repeated coursework? 

[boaf]

Just now, Tgibbons said:

 Did anyone get accepted with repeated coursework? 

Hey, So I actually retook a boat load of courses in the entirety of my undergrad. (we all make mistakes when we're young and dumb). Out of my 8 total retakes in undergrad, I believe 3 were prereqs for this nursing program. AP 1 was a C the first time, which I retook, but was admitted before I completed the course a second time. So technically I was admitted in with a C in AP 1.  Stats I earned a C+ the first time, and an A- the second time (I retook that before I sent in my application). and AP 2 I earned a B- the first time, retook it at a cc, and earned an A. My acceptance is contingent on the conferral of my degree in May 2021, thats it. Take my mistakes for what you will, but for anyone thinking they have a mistake too big to correct, trust me when I say you don't. Whats mean't to be yours will be yours, I retook those courses all in undergrad and I'm graduating on time (in 4 years) in May. Work on other aspects of your application, ask the right questions, and don't let anyone tell you this is out of your grasp. Take the gamble.