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Accelerated BSN programs in California

Hello! I've posted something similar in other forums but NEVER GOT A REPLY...:(

Anyways, I am living currently in the San diego area and going back to a cc this upcoming fall semester to finish pre-reqs I will be taking 4 this round and then 3 the next round. Anybody have suggestions on which nursing schools are looking at the overall gpa rather than the gpa from the previous degree? I did not do to well because honestly I just wanted to finish. I intend to volunteer at Sharp and other volunteer programs as much as I can and work as well in order to keep money flow (that is if I get a job in this economy). Any other suggestions on what else I could do to look somewhat different than all the 489309238402983432 people who will be applying with me ???? I would like to stay here in California but if there are other schools please do not hesitate to mention them please!!!!!!:yeah:

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I'm the same thing..I'm looking at American university of health sciences in Long Beach. I checked online their passing rate is over 90%..I'm still hesitated because it's kinda a new school..don't know what to do..

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I'm the same thing..I'm looking at American university of health sciences in Long Beach. I checked online their passing rate is over 90%..I'm still hesitated because it's kinda a new school..don't know what to do..

Is this school acclerated? Long Beach is not bad. I would love to stay in California but I've heard so many bad things about how the acceptance rate in California is so low...but I would love NOT TO PAY OUT OF STATE fees..haha...could you send me more info? i couldn't see any on the site that was clear.

Yes it only takes 2 and a half years. pretty good. The acceptance rate here in CA is horrible..I have friends waited for 5 years...you can check out their website.. just google it..I found them on the BRN website, good luck!!

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thanks. I wish you the best of luck. e-mail anytime if you just need to talk. [email protected]

AUHS is a 3 year program without prereqs, or two and half years for the actual program. It's CCNE accredited.

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Hello! I've posted something similar in other forums but NEVER GOT A REPLY...:(

Anyways, I am living currently in the San diego area and going back to a cc this upcoming fall semester to finish pre-reqs I will be taking 4 this round and then 3 the next round. Anybody have suggestions on which nursing schools are looking at the overall gpa rather than the gpa from the previous degree? I did not do to well because honestly I just wanted to finish. I intend to volunteer at Sharp and other volunteer programs as much as I can and work as well in order to keep money flow (that is if I get a job in this economy). Any other suggestions on what else I could do to look somewhat different than all the 489309238402983432 people who will be applying with me ???? I would like to stay here in California but if there are other schools please do not hesitate to mention them please!!!!!!:yeah:

how is the acceptance rate into the program?

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Thanks for the info, are you applying soon or are you done? Do you know what the acceptance rate is and how much money it is?

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