In my experience, every college has its own policy on how many times you can take a nursing entrance exam. Contact the nursing dept of your college and ask - that's the best way to get accurate information. While you're on the phone with them, you may consider asking them if they have any recommendations for studying for the test - any suggestions on how to do better. Good luck!!!!

My school, SBU-St. Johns in Missouri does have an entrance exam, but it is fairly easy.  I glanced over the study guide to make sure I remembered all the math.  Reading and reading comprehension is something you either have at this stage or don't.  You can look at recommendations, but even then... sometimes, I think the answers are so subjective. 

I live in Philadelphia and there was a health professions exam that you had to get a certain score in order to be considered entry into the nursing program.  Of course, they also took into consideration your overall GPA and your success in college (i.e. whether or not you withdrew from more than 2 classes).  There is no waiting list.  You're either in or you're not. They only take about 120 qualified applicants and once the quota is met the application process stops whether you're qualified or not.

 hi frnz

tomarrow i have an interview for lpn admission. can anybody give me some tips?

Thanks teresha

I want to share my experence

I had an interview on monday Feb 13, i have 2 master degree from India and reently i passed pharma tech with +A Grade .

My TEAS score is  in Reading 85.7%,Mathematics 86.7%, Science 47.9% and English and Language Usage 53.3% .

the director of programme took my Interview she asked only few question and its less then 10 minute interview . 

I was very tense coz my native langauge is not English and i m  new in this country but by the grae of God she told me that i was selected and with in one week i get college letter and deposit registration fee :)

finaly i get ad