Will I get in?

Sure2BaRN · Apr 17, 2016

With your current stats, I don't see why you would get in. I'm not a San Jac student; however, most nursing programs are the same in regards to their academic admission requirements. The main question is how many students do they start in each semester and how many applicants do they have. I generally suggest you apply to more than one program. You should also consider Lonestar and Alvin CC if the ADN path is what you are seeking; however, if you are seeking a BSN program you may want to try U of H, Sam Houston, or UT Health Science.

daisybird27 · Apr 18, 2016

I'm gonna apply to college of the mainland. Alvin is already closed for fall. I plan on getting my adn at s community college and then my bsn at a university. It's cheaper that way.

2bNursesamRN29 · Apr 22, 2016

I'd say you have a good chance to get in. I'm a current San jac nursing student and I applied with a 3.3 GPA as well. However, I've heard with HCC losing their program it's going to get more competitive to get in. :/ Good luck!!

daisybird27 · Apr 22, 2016

How were your hesi scores? I pretty much got accepted to college of the mainland but it doesn't seem too great

2bNursesamRN29 · Apr 22, 2016

I think my AP was a 92, 82 in biology 89 in English and a 90 in math. COM was going to be my second choice also, I think you'll be okay...I've heard some people from my program got accepted with making below an 80 on some parts on the HESI.

daisybird27 · Apr 22, 2016

I didn't do that well on my hesi as you can see. That's what I'm afraid of. My anatomy was a 84. Do you know anything about COM? Like is it a good school?

2bNursesamRN29 · Apr 22, 2016

I'm honestly not sure, I know of people who have graduated from there though. You can look on the Texas Board of Nursing website too see their pass rates for the last 5 years.

daisybird27 · Apr 22, 2016

Do you think I have any chance of getting into San jac? Ugh I'm so worried