u/RichAfternoon2566

Hey guys, I’ve been thinking about applying to this school but I’m worried I don’t have the right stats for it, the very few things I could find on here ab concordia/ applicants most people had at least plenty of healthcare experience hours. I’m worried about the letter of recommendations honestly and I’ve only accumulated about 200 volunteer hours at Kaiser. Has anyone applied with less than ideal stats and got in? I’m not really worried ab gpa or anything else. I just don’t have a lot of experience nor do I know who to contact about filling out my LORs. Should I try anyway?

Heyyy is anyone applying for Spring 2027? or has anyone applied to Cypress for their ADN program recently? I wasn't able to attend an info session this past semester but the school is a top choice for me for this application period. I have a volunteer shift Tuesday Sept. 1st to reach exactly 200 hours. I have an estimated 29 points out of 30 on the application process currently without including patient care hours (which account for 2 points if you meet a minimum of 200 hours). Applications open on September 1st, so I was wondering if it would make a huge difference if I wait for me to reach 200 hours or if I should just fill the application out as soon as applications open on midnight?

Hey guys I was only briefly looking at the website bc I’m starting to get worried that I might have to cast a wider net of the schools I’m gonna apply to for Spring 2027 so sorry if that’s info I can find on their website if I look more thoroughly. I believe general micro is a prereq for the nursing program but at my school I took medical micro, do we think this would fulfill the req? I was also wondering if anyone knew how many points the application admission is out of? I haven’t attended the info session yet. Just looking to get more info bc the school is a bit far from me but I don’t have a lot of other school options to apply to with the stuff I have taken. I don’t have any other previous degrees either and barely have 160 patient care volunteer hours nor have I taken the teas yet. On a point based system out of 100 I’m around 65 as of right now from the schools I’m planning to apply to.

Hey guys I was planning on applying the end of this month for LBCC's ADN program. I know you have to attend an info session as part of their application requirements, the next one of which is towards the end of this month. However, I briefly went over their multi-criteria application process and I know its scored roughly out of 100. I estimated my approx. score out of 100 with the exception of the teas because I also am going to take that towards the end of the month and won't know how well I've done (obviously) until then which also affects the amount of points you get awarded toward the application. As of right now I'm in the 60 points range. I was wondering if I should even bother applying (and going to the info session) seeing as though that's not a lot of points???

I'm taking the teas at the end of this month. I did the ati teas practice test and scored like a 65%, with my strongest area being reading at only 73%. I'm assuming I have to go over every topic and decided to break them down by each week. Is this a good idea? This week I started with math and was thinking about moving on to science next week. I watched the Nurse Cheung comprehensive video as well as Tyler DeWitt's full math practice test. I'm just unsure if those two vids are gonna get me through the math portion of the actual test or what more I can do to study. I also have the teas pocket prep app that I go over when I have trouble sleeping. I'm not really sure though how else to study. Any tips or suggestions?

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Does anyone know how I can eliminate the genus Photobacterium? The description nor the test result tables in the bergey's manual help (I also was extremely unsure about eliminasting the Genus vibrio (seen under oxidase) & the Genus erwinia (seen for mannitol) if anyone can help with that also. I think its Proteus vukgaris because all of my test results matched the test results table with the exception if simmon's citrate that had a negative result in brackets lmk if u need more info pls ty