UTMB Accelerated Spring 2010

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Hey guys! I have applied for the Spring 2010 Accelerated Bachelors degree at UTMB and had some questions for people that are currently enrolled in the program or are applying to the program as well. What is your overall GPA and science GPA? How many students do they accept? How many people apply to the accelerated program? Do they have interviews? How long does it take them to look through the applications? Any information would help! Thanks!:)

For those of you who interviewed, when did they say they'd get back to you? I swear the lady who I interviewed with said "2-3 days, I mean a week", but another person said 2-3 weeks, which sounds more likely, so I'm thinking I just misheard her. I think my interview went pretty well, at least it took a while, but I'm still waiting on pins and needles to find out.

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The person that I interviewed with said 2-3 weeks. The wait is killing me!!!!

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Hello All,

Although I only joined today, I have been reading this blog for its lifetime. I applied before the deadline, and up until today had heard NOTHING. After speaking with one of the ladies in the office yesterday telling me that all interviews were done being sent out, I knew something had to be wrong. I had her check the status of my application and when she pulled up my file, she realized that my application had been misread by Enrollment Services. They put that I had no science GPA, making CON see that i had an incomplete application. Therefore they never reviewed it. It was completely incorrect. I have had my prerequisites done since July 2! Frustrating, huh? needless to say, someone called me from their office today scheduling an interview with me on Friday at 2:30. Has anyone on this blog received their acceptance letter yet? I know two girls that interviewed on the 16th and we both accepted! Good luck all!

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Hello all-

I just read all of your posts. I received my acceptance letter to the BACC2 program on Halloween but I have heard they send letters out as late as Thanksgiving. However, it did say in the letter that the deadline to accept the offer was Nov. 20. If you still have not received anything and you had an interview, I would call the school since time is running out. Good luck to everyone!

Allison

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I had an interview, but still haven't received anything. I emailed last week, and they said that I would be getting an offer for the generic program (yay), but I actually haven't gotten that yet either. I'm getting antsy (especially since I interviewed the first day).

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Hello!

Congrats to those who have started the accelerated program.

I have a general question about the accelerated and regular BSN program....are the classes online? how often do you have to go onto campus? what are the clinical schedules like? I live in beaumont (2hrs away). I was thinking if I only needed to be on campus 1 or 2x a week I can just commute.

Thanks!

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Han630,

For the Bacc2 program you will probably go to campus about 3 times a week at the beginning of the semester and then about once a week once clinicals have started. They try to place students at hospitals close to where they live, but it depends on what is available. For the traditional program you will go to class about 3 times a week and have clinicals close to where you live. Hope this helps.

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Hey everyone,

I am applying for the Spring 2011 Bacc2 program at UTMB. I have received conflicting reports as to whether Bacc2 applicants have to take the TEAS (Test of Essential Academic Skills) and was wondering if any of you could help out. Thanks so much and good luck to everyone!

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piggyland12,

i wondered the same thing about the teas so i emailed the school. below is the response i received from the recruitment coordinator/preadmission advisor:

"the teas exam is required for the traditional bsn program only. applications are not automatically rolled into the traditional if not accepted into the bacc2. if you feel you might not be competitive for the bacc2 program, i recommend you take the teas exam in case the admissions committee elects to include your application in the traditional applicant pool.

letters of recommendation are not required for the bsn applicants."

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Need advice please. I have been accepted into both the Generic and Bacc2 program. I can't decide what will be the best option. For those who are in the Bacc2 program, is it manageable?

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Hi guys, just joined this site and i just applied to utmb for the bacc2 program in spring. what kind of questions did they ask you guys at the interview?

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How did your BACC2 program go? I am about to start in January!

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