UTA Spring 2020

If you are applying for fall 2020, another thing you need to do right now, is go get your Hepatitis B titer, because if you are not immune, you will need to repeat the Heb B Series and that can take 6 months to complete, between the vaccinations and the follow up titer.

They tell you to do this but they don't tell you that you must submit it within two weeks of your acceptance notice. The Fall 2019 class got their emails of acceptance March 8 and vaccinations and titers are due March 25 at 8:00am.

Go read up on everything you need to do on the UTA CONHI webpages about the vax's. You cannot start too early and you could lose your spot.

There is a waiver that I have heard some use if they have the vax's but waiting on titer results/have not completed the second series but the web page says it's for if your second titer says you're not immune. I don't have first hand knowledge with that except for what I have heard people say they did, so don't count on the waiver. Get your titers and vaccinations asap

Also, check your Hep A vax records. Some childhood records have the Hep A Vac closer than 6 months apart. UTA wants 6 months, so you need to get the titer or do the vax again.

i'm applying for Spring 2020 AO as well! I'm going to take my TEAS towards the end of May bc i need to refresh on everything. I'm one of those that couldn't apply for the Fall 2019 class due to my vaccinations not being complete. I had to wait 6 months for the Hep shot :c and didn't know until it was too late!

Hopefully we all hear good news by the end of this year!!

Hi!

I'll be applying for Spring 2020 AO, as well. I have taken my TEAS and completed all of the requirements on the checklist. Now, just to apply and wait! I'm so excited to be getting that much closer!

My only consideration is that I am partnered.

Overall GPA: 3.655

Science GPA: 3.75

Total Points= 7.405

Fingers crossed I'll be good to go!

How are points calculated?

Hello, Are they accepting Hesi?

From my understanding they only accept TEAS for new applicants.

"Complete the Math, Science, Reading, English and Language Usage sections of the TEAS Exam. Applicants must score at minimum in the

proficient range of 58.7% - 77.3% overall and in each section. The TEAS can be retaken every 30 days with a maximum of three (3) times in a

year. TEAS scores are valid for two (2) years." - UTA Web page

19 hours ago, smaclin said:

How are points calculated?

ALL 4 Science GPA (AP I & II, Chem, Micro)

+ Overall GPA

+ 0.5 for any additional considerations. (Ex- 30+ hours at UTA, 12 Science hours at UTA, Previous Bachelors Degree, etc.)

= Total Points

https://www.uta.edu/conhi/_doc/unurs/CB-BSN-UD_admission-brochure.pdf

Hello! Does anyone know how the AO program works for out of state people? Like how do you do clinicals?

Thanks!

3 hours ago, hopefulkim99 said:

Hello! Does anyone know how the AO program works for out of state people? Like how do you do clinicals?

Thanks!

I'm not too sure about out of state, but I would email them at [email protected].

39 minutes ago, JA2018 said:

I'm not too sure about out of state, but I would email them at [email protected].

Thank you! ! I couldn't find the contact info.

YES!!! I am definitley getting my immunizations done (this week actually)! I have heard about a lot of drops due to issues with shot records!

Well here's an update on my score!

(I am applying on campus btw)?

my overall composite score is going to be a 7.63!

I passed my TEAS with flying colors btw. I know the score doesn't matter at UTA, but since I'm applying to Texas Women's University as well, I wanted to have a more competitive score on that.

So to answer the questions above: UTA no longer accepts the HESI, just the TEAS. I actually heard a lot of schools are wanting to transition into the TEAS.

Anyone taking Patho online this summer19? I'm taking pharm on campus fall of 2019