APU 2+2 BSN program Spring 2022 Admissions

I applied for APU 2+2 program Spring 2022 admission. I'm so nervous now. I have a cumulative GPA of 3.94, and a science GPA of 4.0. Hopefully we all can get into APU nursing program.

Hi Bobcat, you have stellar GPAs! I'm sure you'll get in. Are you an LVN, or are you applying as a transfer? 

My cumulative GPA is 3.41, and my science GPA is 3.95. My LVN school GPA was 3.94, so I hope they consider that. 

Hi there! I'm applying as a transfer. Since you are working, I reckon that they will consider your LVN experience. I'm not sure if they will review all the files after October 1st.

My rep. said they won't send the applications over to the admissions committee until the Oct. 1st deadline. After that, they review them all together. So we won't know anything until November. The wait is going to feel like forever!

Which campus did you apply to?

Hi! 
I also applied to the BSN program for the IE campus as my first choice!

Hello all, I have officially submitted my application to APU for Spring 2022. 
first choice was High desert. This is my second time applying. 
Good Luck to you all praying we all get in? . Let the waiting game begin. 
STATS: 

3.5 cumulative GPA 

science 4.0 GPA  

On 9/24/2021 at 4:42 PM, goodthoughts said:

Hi! 
I also applied to the BSN program for the IE campus as my first choice!

Hi goodthoughts,

I applied to the Monrovia (Azusa) campus as my first choice. Best of luck to you!

11 hours ago, Yajaira Rosales said:

Hello all, I have officially submitted my application to APU for Spring 2022. 
first choice was High desert. This is my second time applying. 
Good Luck to you all praying we all get in? . Let the waiting game begin. 
STATS: 

3.5 cumulative GPA 

science 4.0 GPA  

Hi Yajaira,

Those are great stats! Your determination is admirable and I'm sure the admissions committee will take that into consideration.

Thank you for your prayers and positive thoughts for all those applying. It is a nerve-wracking process, but waiting for an answer is the worst part. 

I wish you good luck as well! 

20 hours ago, Yajaira Rosales said:

Hello all, I have officially submitted my application to APU for Spring 2022. 
first choice was High desert. This is my second time applying. 
Good Luck to you all praying we all get in? . Let the waiting game begin. 
STATS: 

3.5 cumulative GPA 

science 4.0 GPA  

Hi Yajaira! 
 

those are great stats!! I think you’ll be a competitive applicant. My stats are 3.87 cumulative and 4.0 science! I also applied to the ELM program so I’m praying for either one to accept me.  

Good luck to you!!

9 hours ago, Books_Coffee said:

Hi goodthoughts,

I applied to the Monrovia (Azusa) campus as my first choice. Best of luck to you!

Thank you!! Same to you ?

Hello everyone,

I applied for Spring 2022 too. I applied to 15 programs, a lot of them on the lottery system. I already got denial for PCC and LACCNAH

My stat is science GPA 4.0, cumulative GPA 3.96, I have a pretty low TEAS, I guess my chance of other schools is not high,  APU is my first choice. Hopefully, we all will hear good news in December.

On 10/2/2021 at 2:51 PM, zhaogongzuoxm said:

Hello everyone,

I applied for Spring 2022 too. I applied to 15 programs, a lot of them on the lottery system. I already got denial for PCC and LACCNAH

My stat is science GPA 4.0, cumulative GPA 3.96, I have a pretty low TEAS, I guess my chance of other schools is not high,  APU is my first choice. Hopefully, we all will hear good news in December.

Hi zhaogongzuoxm,

Those are fantastic GPAs! You will be a competitive candidate for sure. Are you an LVN or a transfer student? 

Has anyone heard either good or bad things about the APU BSN program? How is APU's student support and strictness of grading compared to other community college ADN programs? Is there a student program completion statistics anywhere? 

I've already gotten into an ADN program, but is it worth taking the APU's BSN program instead (if I do get in) for better support to complete the program? Isn't better student support reasonable expectation since tuition is much higher? Love to get anyone's thoughts on this. Thanks!