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At the "Successful Sophomores" event early last month, they said it would be the end of April, but hinted that it may be as soon as mid-month. They also said not to worry about the HESI score, as long as it was over 70. To put it another way, your GPA, science GPA, etc., is a number. The HESI portion of your application turns into a yes/no or a checkmark if you made higher than a 70. I was a bit disappointed to hear this, as the average of my four HESI section scores was a 98.
They might've bumped it up to 75%, I don't know. Evidently, it's an "all or nothing," type situation. From what I understand, you don't get any more points for a 98 on the HESI than you do a 78, they just want you to make the minimum score they've established - so it's a yes/no thing.
You can retake the HESI at prometrics. If you do, only take the sections that UTA requires. If you take the other sections, UTA will look at them - even though they don't require it.
In the past, I've had to retake some of the pre-requisite courses to improve my grade. Does the admission committee take the highest grade of the two for one course? Or do they average it together?
How many Nursing pre-requisite courses are we allowed to retake without being counted against?
egworsham
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I've applied to UTA's traditional track program and was wondering if anyone knew of when they send out acceptance letters?
Thanks!