BSN programs in so. cal

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I don't have a degree and I'm not yet a nurse. I am looking for schools in the S. California area that offer BSN program. By the time I apply I will have an associates in "pre-nursing" which is basically a degree that my local junior college offers for those who are planning to enter BSN programs in our state, TX. It guarantees that the person has completed all pre-reqs for the majority of schools in this area. I guess that's neither here nor there. I'm just looking for some names of schools. Obviously, I already have UCLA on the list.

I've looked online an I keep coming up with ADN, LVN and online RN to BSN options.

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Here are a couple of schools with BSN programs that I know of here in San Diego, CA:

San Diego State University

Cal State San Marcos (coming soon)

National University

Point Loma Nazarene

University of San Diego

Hope this helps!

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Thank you for responding. I'm sorry, I should have clarified that I'm looking in the Los Angeles area.

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For the LA/Riverside counties:

CSULB (Long Beach)

CSUSB (San Bernadino)

Loma Linda University

Hope those help.

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Mt. Saint Mary College in LA is a good, but expensive program.

UCLA doesn't have a BSN program (I believe they ended it about 8-10 years ago to concentrate on the MSN program)

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I don't have a degree and I'm not yet a nurse. I am looking for schools in the S. California area that offer BSN program. By the time I apply I will have an associates in "pre-nursing" which is basically a degree that my local junior college offers for those who are planning to enter BSN programs in our state, TX. It guarantees that the person has completed all pre-reqs for the majority of schools in this area. I guess that's neither here nor there. I'm just looking for some names of schools. Obviously, I already have UCLA on the list.

I've looked online an I keep coming up with ADN, LVN and online RN to BSN options.

My school Cal State Univ. Los Angeles also has a BSN program. Their NCLEX passing rate for the past few years is awesome.

Of course since there's way too many people applying than can be admitted, they composed "supplemental criteria". I can let you know what they are if you're interested. Just let me know! :)

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Here's a link to all approved BSN programs in California:

http://www.rn.ca.gov/schools/rnprgms.htm#bsn

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Thanks so much for all your help everyone!

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