CSN vs. NSC, please help.

It really depends on how many people apply, but above a 3.3 you should be in good shape with a strong TEAS score. I know last year you needed an even stronger score. You can retake the TEAS but only once a semester, so I recommend buying the study book from ATI testing. The catch about the TEAS test is it isn't really complicated material, its just material you may not have been exposed to in a long time. Think like environmental science.
All in all like I said it has to do with the number of applicants, my year I got in with a 3.0 and an excellent TEAS score but they have recently changed the point system, which credits students who took more classes at NSC with extra points. I hope this helps.

Clinicals will start first semester no matter what school you go to. There is no way to guess where clinicals will be at, so live where you want. Every school in the valley has to sit down and decide how to work it out so everyone gets the required amount of clinicals. Traffic can be horrendous but not usually at 6 am. Almost all of you clinicals will start at 7 so it doesnt matter too much. Live where you want to live, it wouldnt matter too much. If you have a choice living closer to the schools location is probably the best idea, you have clinicals only one day (most of the time) a week first semester and class 4 days.

yes they have peer advisors at nsc....