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No. 90
from joyskoy
Old Oct 02, 2008, 10:01 PM
Updated Oct 02, 2008 at 10:06 PM by joyskoy

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No. 91
from joyskoy
Old Oct 02, 2008, 10:04 PM

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Hi mommalumps! Thanks for the info! and congrats and good luck to you, as well!

I was wondering, did you complete your prerequisites at another school or at NU? From what I was told, I have to have ILR before I could apply for their nursing program, which is why I decided to go here. Any advice?
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No. 92
from mommalumps
Old Oct 03, 2008, 10:07 PM

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Originally Posted by joyskoy View Post
Hi mommalumps! Thanks for the info! and congrats and good luck to you, as well!

I was wondering, did you complete your prerequisites at another school or at NU? From what I was told, I have to have ILR before I could apply for their nursing program, which is why I decided to go here. Any advice?
Hello Joyskoy!!
I was getting ready to start the ASN program at Charity School of Nursing in New Orleans before the storm. We know how that ended. I took all of my prereqs at Delgado Community College while there. Nursing was calling me; I now live in Escondido, CA. I still don't have ILR and some other classes; is that the computer lit. class? If so, you don't have to take it now. Advice. N.U is the place to go. They don't mak you take non-essential classes (Human Anthopology, Art 101, what the...) of other colleges. I had to take the Micro and lab at NU b/c I didn't have them before. There are some classes that are exclusive to N.U that you must take there. How many more prereqs do you need? Feel free to ask.
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No. 93
from joyskoy
Old Oct 04, 2008, 02:34 AM

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Originally Posted by mommalumps View Post
Hello Joyskoy!!
I was getting ready to start the ASN program at Charity School of Nursing in New Orleans before the storm. We know how that ended. I took all of my prereqs at Delgado Community College while there. Nursing was calling me; I now live in Escondido, CA. I still don't have ILR and some other classes; is that the computer lit. class? If so, you don't have to take it now. Advice. N.U is the place to go. They don't mak you take non-essential classes (Human Anthopology, Art 101, what the...) of other colleges. I had to take the Micro and lab at NU b/c I didn't have them before. There are some classes that are exclusive to N.U that you must take there. How many more prereqs do you need? Feel free to ask.
Hi mommalumps!!

I still need microbio, human anatomy II, oral communications, and ILR (yep, that computer class ) How and when did you apply for the nursing program, and how long did you wait? Some other schools have applications online and also let you apply when you're still in the process of completing your prerequistes, as long as you provide your transcripts by deadline. But, according to my advisor, she said everything has to be done and then I could apply. Sooooo yeah, pretty confused now

Btw, thanksss again for the info!!
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No. 94
from mommalumps
Old Oct 04, 2008, 11:48 AM
Updated Oct 04, 2008 at 11:51 AM by mommalumps

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Originally Posted by joyskoy View Post
Hi mommalumps!!

I still need microbio, human anatomy II, oral communications, and ILR (yep, that computer class ) How and when did you apply for the nursing program, and how long did you wait? Some other schools have applications online and also let you apply when you're still in the process of completing your prerequistes, as long as you provide your transcripts by deadline. But, according to my advisor, she said everything has to be done and then I could apply. Sooooo yeah, pretty confused now

Btw, thanksss again for the info!!
Hello Joyskoy!!
Apply A.S.A.P!!!! You could take these classes at N.U. while you wait to get into the program. I waited about 4-5 months before I knew about my acceptance. I received an acceptance letter in the mail . First from the school and second from the Nursing program a week or two later. I had mostly all of my prereqs: I finished A&P I and II, which at the time , was about 3 years before getting accepted. I took Chemistry in N.O but I still needed to take Microbiology Lec and Lab (very interesting class). Please, make sure that your GPA is above 2.7; it looks much better than a 2.7 or 2.8. If you have that or above, apply. What I have witnessed is that kids would apply for the program and would be told to wait until their GPA was better; there were quite alot of these students in my Micro class. Micro was the first class I ever took at N.U and I was waiting until the first nursing class started (it was about a three month wait; not bad). I just came in from work and wanted to check on you. ( I work at night)
Thank you for the questions; I hope that the answers are helping you. NU is A GREAT SCHOOL.. fast paced.. adult oriented. Its hectic but so is life; if you have little ones, as I do, hence the Mommalumps ,it can be EXTRA tough. If you WANT to be a Nurse, you are already TOUGHER than most folks!!! Must... SLeeeppp... now I'll return soon
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No. 95
from as27
Old Oct 04, 2008, 01:23 PM

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Originally Posted by joyskoy View Post

But, according to my advisor, she said everything has to be done and then I could apply. Sooooo yeah, pretty confused now

I was also told I can't apply until my AP II & Micro are finished. Oh and that technology class which I am starting next week.

BUT he did say if I apply after those classes are finished it is possible to be admitted for Fall 09.

Anyone know how much the tuition is by chance? Thanks
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No. 96
from Faeriewand
Old Oct 04, 2008, 01:32 PM

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Hi mommalumps!

Thanks for all the info on NU! I applied to be a student there but have not registered for any classes yet. I am taking Statistics at Grossmont now and I was told that before I can apply to the nursing program I need to have completed statistics and library science. And wouldn't you know it the library science class at Grossmont is full this semester.

So let me get this straight. You were accepted into the nursing program but had not yet completed these classes? This is great news. I sure don't understand the process of getting into the nursing program.

As soon as I got my LVN license and finished Micro this summer at Grossmont I applied to the step up program there and at City College. Both Grossmont and City said the waitlist is 2 years! Can you believe it?!? I want a BSN anyway so I am hoping to get into NU next year. <sigh>

Good luck everyone!
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No. 97
from Faeriewand
Old Oct 04, 2008, 01:39 PM

Nurse Re: National University San Diego
Originally Posted by as27 View Post
I was also told I can't apply until my AP II & Micro are finished. Oh and that technology class which I am starting next week.

BUT he did say if I apply after those classes are finished it is possible to be admitted for Fall 09.

Anyone know how much the tuition is by chance? Thanks
I registered for a class and NU and then dropped it before it started to save money. The class was $1,268.

So one class a month until you are done. It adds up.
I was told LVN-BSN was about $28,000 for only the nursing classes.
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No. 98
from joyskoy
Old Oct 04, 2008, 04:21 PM

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Originally Posted by mommalumps View Post
Hello Joyskoy!!
Apply A.S.A.P!!!! You could take these classes at N.U. while you wait to get into the program. I waited about 4-5 months before I knew about my acceptance. I received an acceptance letter in the mail . First from the school and second from the Nursing program a week or two later. I had mostly all of my prereqs: I finished A&P I and II, which at the time , was about 3 years before getting accepted. I took Chemistry in N.O but I still needed to take Microbiology Lec and Lab (very interesting class). Please, make sure that your GPA is above 2.7; it looks much better than a 2.7 or 2.8. If you have that or above, apply. What I have witnessed is that kids would apply for the program and would be told to wait until their GPA was better; there were quite alot of these students in my Micro class. Micro was the first class I ever took at N.U and I was waiting until the first nursing class started (it was about a three month wait; not bad). I just came in from work and wanted to check on you. ( I work at night)
Thank you for the questions; I hope that the answers are helping you. NU is A GREAT SCHOOL.. fast paced.. adult oriented. Its hectic but so is life; if you have little ones, as I do, hence the Mommalumps ,it can be EXTRA tough. If you WANT to be a Nurse, you are already TOUGHER than most folks!!! Must... SLeeeppp... now I'll return soon
Mommalumps!!
First off, thanks sooooo much for taking the time to answer my questions!! You've been a HUGE help!! Nursing is such a competitive field nowadays Kudos to you for taking up this course, especially with kids!! I'm still too young But anways, I wish you the BEST of luck!!

I was wondering, though, how I can apply? Is there some application online or something? And if you don't get in the first time, do you have to apply again? Right now I'm currently taking organic chem, anatomy, and nutrition until December (I go to school in Chicago and moving to California), so I think I have to wait til those are done because those are the main prerequisites for most nursing programs. But yeah, if I come up with anything else (I probably will ), I'll let you know...Take care!!
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No. 99
from jkwong827
Old Oct 10, 2008, 02:31 AM

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Hi everyone! I'm considering attending National University either in April or July of 2009 for the generic/entry-level BSN program. However, before I make the decision to attend, I have a few questions that I need answered about the program and the school itself. Any help would be of great assistance. Thanks!

1. What is the cost of the generic BSN program and how long does it take to complete (with all pre-reqs done)?
2. Which campus in San Diego does the program take place?
3. What is the reputation of NU and/or the BSN program there?
4. Will a BSN from NU hurt the hiring process as a nurse, as it is not a CSU or community college?
5. For students who are already in the generic BSN program, HOW DO YOU LIKE IT? (Pros and Cons?)
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