UTA BSN SPRING 2018

[london.pretti]

Hi everyone, so i decided to go ahead and open up a forum for the 2018 spring start date. I know it might be early but hey everyone including me will have questions and become quite worried on getting in.

[melgyl]

I would take the sciences separate if possible. Technical writing and the psychs are easier and can be combined with sciences. :) Good luck!

[redroses17]

Hello, did you know if the application for spring 2018 is closed, I didn't get called of waitlist. I am looking at ADN program now

[RN2bstatus]

Brandon, TAMUCC also requires Patho & Pharm. They used to accept any 4 year University credit for those courses, but now they are only allowing you to take those courses at their school. Well, both UTA & TAMUCC will only accept them if taken at their University. I honestly don't understand why.

[Babyyaa]

You mean to tell me UTA did not give you admission. These are outstanding gpa and stars. This makes me nervous. Does it even help if you have a previous health background that

[Babyyaa]

You did great. I have a question. When is it too late to partnered with a hospital also I plan on applying this coming June but I don't have my teas done. Would you recommend I take it now? I wanted to finish my prereqs then take it around March.

[Babyyaa]

I'm planning to take micro in a few days online. Has anyone taken the class if so how was it and does anyone have a used book and access code I can purchase. It's kinda pricy to buy it New or on web version.

Microbiology Fundamentals: A Clinical Approach

Cowan,, 2

it has the orange looks like a petty dish thank you

[Thurman612]

I also have been waitlised twice.. Science 3.0 and overall 3.3... I see now after seeing everyone's GPA! I guess I better look into ADN

[LR327]

Hello, so Im looking at everyone's Hesi scores...Is there not a science section for UTA?

[Thurman612]

No there is not A&P

[crikephs]

Hi there! I'm looking at UTA's AO BSN program. Does anyone know if you can work a full time job and also be enrolled?

[mursekidd83]

Hi all! My question is whether anyone knows what or where to direct me to learn the average TEAS/HESI scores that are accepted into the program so I'll have an idea. Anyone care to help? Thanks!

[adelam]

I just got accepted and there is info in your orientation that states you shouldn't work more than 16-20 hours. You will have to sign something stating you have read it and understand it! It's an accelerated program and very grueling so it is not recommended!