accelerated bs to bsn in california

Asherah, BSN, RN · Feb 14, 2007

Loma Linda University http://www.llu.edu/llu/viewbook/?view=program&program=92&school=5&iu=1&ig=1&ic=1&io=1&type=2&searchschool=5&school=5

They offer a BSN in 2.5 years. CSULB has an trimester BSN where you attend year round and complete in 2 years. MSM is the only acc. BSN program in So. Cal that can be completed in one year.

br107 · Feb 16, 2007

also cal state la. i think azusa has one. maybe western in pomona too.

csu long beach - yeah they have one. but i would never consider going there. their secretary or whoever the person they have that's supposed to help you with absn and emsn admissions was very confused and very unhelpful. rude too. and wrong. (i ended searching for the answers i needed myself). red flag, imo.

stressed_girl · Mar 4, 2007

Hi-- The deadline has passed for all the schools mentioned above except for CSU Long Beach. Their application period starts this month. I agree with the above poster-- The people who answer the phone calls for the programs are VERY rude and unhelpful.

Myethpio · Mar 28, 2007

I think Azusa is rolling admission, last I heard...

tikiluvrsk · May 4, 2010

San Diego State has a program BUT it is in Glendale, CA. in conjunction with Glendale Adventist Hospital. I just went to the orientation. It was previously Oklahome State University /Glendale Adventist but SDSU took over. There is a May application deadline for the next cohort. It takes place in Glendale, CA as I mentioned (so about 45 minutes from SanBernadino. It is a BA/BS to BSN in 13 months I believe once you have all your pre-reqs. A combo of online, classroom and clinicals at Glendale Adventist. If you look up SDSU school of nursing and Glendale Adventist you should find it. Good Luck in your search for a program. :nurse: I am considering it ......It is just taking me so long to get my last few pre-req's - Chem, Micro , and A&P arghhh.....frustration.

Sheila