University of Tennessee (UTHSC) Memphis Fall 2018

[Memphismom]

Anyone apply to UT Memphis for Fall 2018? A lady there told me on Friday that they were in the midst of scheduling interviews. I haven't been contacted and am starting to get stressed...although of course I realize it's now the weekend.

This is a second career for me and I have a decent GPA (3.3) but nothing spectacular. Plus it's like 17 years old... I did get A's in my prereqs, except statistics which I am taking currently. Anyway, I'd love to hear from anyone else who's applied or is in school there! I've applied to University of Memphis as well. That application makes me even more nervous because they don't ask for anything except transcripts. I feel I have a better shot at UT because I have a pretty unique story and reasoning for becoming a nurse, plus what I hope are strong recommendations.

[hbnursing]

Fielder Square apartments are nice and extremely close to the school! They are pricey though. I live right next to the Pink Palace in East Memphis (almost to Midtown) and have always felt safe. There are houses for rent in our neighborhood pretty often. I have multiple friends who go to UTHSC that live on Mud Island, also. River Set apartments are where most of them live, which are very nice and safe. But I would suggest talking to Ms. Osborne or Ms. Lu!

[gio01]

Hey you all I applied to UTHSC for the fall as well but i am having troubles because of my transcripts. Anyways,can any of you all share your gpas and teas scores. I want to know what i need to get in. (those who have been accepted) I am still taking a few courses so i am worried the spots will fill up. thank you in advance!

[Memphismom]

I'm a native memphian... if i were moving here for school and didn't have kids etc I would definitely look at midtown or downtown. In particular the Overton square area is great, walkable and really booming. There are apartments and houses in that area. Crosstown concourse might also be a cool place to live (renovated old sears factory in midtown and close to school).

[Asmall]

You applied for fall of 2018?