Accelerated BSN programs in California?

justwanttohelp12 · Aug 4, 2017

CSULB and UCI doesn't have an ABSN program. CSULB is traditional only and UCI has a new direct entry MSN program. Your list is missing Samuel Merritt's ABSN program.

siesepuede · Aug 4, 2017

Thank you!

Do you have any input on the quality of any of these ABSNs?

MyAimIsTrue, BSN · Aug 4, 2017

I don't think SF State has one either.

MrsDean2022, CNA · Aug 4, 2017

You can also apply for 2 Year MSNs in California too. Look at UCLA and California Baptist University.

I am planning my attendance at UCLA's MECN program starting September next year. 2 years and pretty much the same requirements minus the HESI and TEAS exams that are not required. California Baptist does a PAX exam, UCLA does not have any of those.

siesepuede · Aug 5, 2017

I had not consider these. I very much appreciate it!!

SDboyy · Aug 6, 2017

University of San Diego and Azusa Pacific both have entry level Master's programs. Both for an unGodly amount of money. Which is ironic since they are both Catholic, I believe.

OliverElio87, BSN, RN · Aug 6, 2017

If you are in Southern CA, Western Governors University has a 2.5 year BSN program. (the entire programs costs about $25,000).

siesepuede · Aug 6, 2017

Lol! You're funny.

OliverElio87, BSN, RN · Aug 6, 2017

Oh and I don't know why I forgot, but National University has ABSN program my friend goes to it. Also, Samuel Merritt University in Nor Cal.

siesepuede · Aug 6, 2017

Thank you centercourt2015, I will look into those.

The process of figuring out where and when to apply (ASN? BSN? MECN? MEPN? Accelerated? Traditional? etc. etc.) seems harder than the prereqs at times, and I am grateful for the help.

QqGgKk, ADN, BSN, RN · Aug 9, 2017

Is that school in Southern California ? I live in Los Angeles