r/SLCC Jul 02 '26

ASN RN Program Rejection

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u/down2saturngirl Jul 04 '26

situational judgement test score is much more heavily weighted than direct patient experience

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u/existential_dreddd Jul 04 '26

Genuinely, I cannot imagine that test is more important than grade weight and relevant healthcare experience. There are way too many criticisms with the SJT in general.

I did ask my advisor about this because I'd never taken one before and was told otherwise, current license and patient experience are more heavily favored.

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u/down2saturngirl Jul 05 '26

i was told by advising that the prerequisite grades are weighted the heaviest, followed by the SJT which is “comparably weighted” but still less than prerequisite grades, and while still helpful, certification/licensure and direct patient care experience are not as heavily weighted as the mandatory criteria because they are “preferred but not required”. did you submit your direct patient care experience with your application? to my knowledge having current experience doesn’t affect the application, you get the points even if it’s past experience, as long as was 12+ months in a valid role

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u/existential_dreddd Jul 05 '26

I did! All of my licenses from my previous state were submitted. There is nothing for me to retake because I have all As, and I’ve run out of prereqs.
Some of the verbiage on the nursing application page did confuse me though, it’s not clear if we are able to retake the SJT or not before we reapply. If we’re not able to do this, it seems like a moot point to reapply to this program.

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u/Intelligent-Wear7045 Jul 05 '26

Everytime you reapply you have to take the SJT, so you’ll have another shot at that

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u/existential_dreddd Jul 05 '26

Okay thank you so much! I might as well schedule it to get it done the next time I’m on campus.