I am a first year Pre-Nursing Student at California State University San Marcos. I will be applying in the fall, but will not be admitted until the summer of 2015(if I get in). Our program is one of the hardest to get into because of how impacted it is. To give you an idea, they receive around 600 applications and accept 40 students. We are advised to have a plan B incase we are not admitted. My plan is to apply to other nursing schools in the area to increase my chances. I am open to private schools as well. I was wondering if anyone has any suggestions for Souther California Nursing schools or to give me some insight on how they went about getting their RN. Thanks and I hope to hear your stories!
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I am a first year Pre-Nursing Student at California State University San Marcos. I will be applying in the fall, but will not be admitted until the summer of 2015(if I get in). Our program is one of the hardest to get into because of how impacted it is. To give you an idea, they receive around 600 applications and accept 40 students. We are advised to have a plan B incase we are not admitted. My plan is to apply to other nursing schools in the area to increase my chances. I am open to private schools as well. I was wondering if anyone has any suggestions for Souther California Nursing schools or to give me some insight on how they went about getting their RN. Thanks and I hope to hear your stories!