UTHSCSA Spring 2016

The deadline is tomorrow 23:59. The lady in the admissions office said 2-3 days after the deadline for the supplemental application. So next week if they're on time this cycle. I know that as far as scores go, it depends on how everyone else scores this cycle. They obviously choose the higher scoring applicants. I hope all of us on here get accepted.

Thats very helpful, thank you!. I agree that everyone here deserves to be accepted.

Good luck everyone!! That is where I graduated from and it's a great school!

Thank you Range93 for all that helpful information! What I'm most nervous about is the math section and that it's going to be timed. I can't stand the feeling of rushing through a test under pressure, that's when I make the most mistakes.

Anyway, I think you did a great job on your overall score!!!

Can't believe deadline is tomorrow… I am so freaking excited, I'm sure all of my coworkers are annoyed with my constant "deadline is coming!!!"

I'm going into this with a TEAS score of 86.7 and a cumulative and science GPA of 3.6, so I'm not even that worried about everything. I just wish NurisngCas would step it up and get our transcripts verified.

Can't believe deadline is tomorrow… I am so freaking excited, I'm sure all of my coworkers are annoyed with my constant "deadline is coming!!!"

I'm going into this with a TEAS score of 86.7 and a cumulative and science GPA of 3.6, so I'm not even that worried about everything. I just wish NurisngCas would step it up and get our transcripts verified.

It is exciting! With stats like yours, I'm sure you'll get in. The only thing I know holding me back is my TEAS score.

Oh and my transcripts STILL haven't been verified.

Littlemisscat no doubt you'll get in with those stats! They're better than mine and I'm in! I know it may be too late for many but how I studies for the teas is...

did the first practice test before my core sciences. Went through the book, every page except practice tests, then 6 months later after my core sciences I took the teas practice test b. Then I went through the study book again and wrote all of the important parts by topic into a small notebook. it was only about 15 pages that I then had to flip through everyday to study. And rewriting it out helped a lot. There is also a teas v practice test app that I used.

Littlemisscat no doubt you'll get in with those stats! They're better than mine and I'm in! I know it may be too late for many but how I studies for the teas is...

did the first practice test before my core sciences. Went through the book, every page except practice tests, then 6 months later after my core sciences I took the teas practice test b. Then I went through the study book again and wrote all of the important parts by topic into a small notebook. it was only about 15 pages that I then had to flip through everyday to study. And rewriting it out helped a lot. There is also a teas v practice test app that I used.

What kind of questions are included in the supplemental application?

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Q: "Can I update my coursework after I e-submit my application?"

A: "No. Once you have e-submitted your application to NursingCAS, no changes to coursework can be made. If you e-submit your NursingCAS application, there will be an Academic Update (AU) period, which will allow you to update your coursework. Arrange for your updated transcript to be sent to NursingCAS as soon as they are available. You can only update your coursework once during the Academic Update period. An email will be sent to applicants when the Academic Update period opens."

There you go guys, directly from the website.

Do you know when the academic period opened? I still have to update my government class. It just finished

Do you know when the academic period opened? I still have to update my government class. It just finished

I have no idea how any of that works, maybe get in contact with NursingCas and ask them about it. I literally waited to finish all of my prereqs before applying just so I wouldn't have to deal with any of that.

Littlemisscat no doubt you'll get in with those stats! They're better than mine and I'm in! I know it may be too late for many but how I studies for the teas is...

did the first practice test before my core sciences. Went through the book, every page except practice tests, then 6 months later after my core sciences I took the teas practice test b. Then I went through the study book again and wrote all of the important parts by topic into a small notebook. it was only about 15 pages that I then had to flip through everyday to study. And rewriting it out helped a lot. There is also a teas v practice test app that I used.

That is some great studying there, I'm 100 percent sure that I would have scored in the 90's had I actually put effort into studying for the darn test. I had months to prepare, and then I spent the last week freaking out because I couldn't get the night off before my test and was like there is no way I'm gonna work 7p to 7a, and then go take a test that early in the morning. I read the entire ATI book the night before (once I got someone to cover my shift) and took the test the next morning with no sleep, but completely calm. Totally okay with my score, and didn't want to pay for a retake!