Transfer Nursing Waitlist FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Once you have secured a position on the wait list at Texas Christian University, please review this FAQ list to ensure you do not miss any important information.
We do NOT rank the wait list.
We go to the wait list every year. It is important that you accept your spot on the wait list and keep our office updated as to your progress in summer classes.
All final grades should be updated in NursingCAS. Official transcripts must also be sent to NursingCAS for spring and summer coursework.
Please go ahead and begin gathering documentation for the following:
(a) Hepatitis B–series of 3 doses (If you have not previously received the series, get the first dose now. You will get the 2nd dose one month later. The 3rd dose is given after a 5-6- month interval.
(b) Tetanus/Diphtheria/Pertussis (TdaP)—booster within last 10 years
(c) Measles/Mumps/Rubella (MMR)—2 doses of vaccine or proof of immunity by titer.
(d) Varicella (chickenpox)—2 doses of vaccine or proof of immunity by titer.
(e) Tuberculosis test- Skin test or blood test with a negative read due every year, or clear chest x-ray which is due every 2 years.
BSN applicants need to complete CPR Healthcare Provider Certification. You will need to obtain an American Heart Association Healthcare Provider Certification with Adult/Child/Infant techniques plus AED training. This certification may not expire during a semester. If you foresee it expiring during the semester, you will be required to have updated certification prior to that semester.
For a list of current classes please contact the American Heart Association or https://atlas.heart.org/home. American Red Cross certification is NOT acceptable. Per our hospital partner affiliates agreement, we can only accept American Heart Association BLS provider CPR cards.
BSN applicants will not need to complete CPR certification at this time.
BSN applicants do not need to complete this at this time.

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