California State University, Los Angeles (Cal State LA) ABSN Summer 2025

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Members are discussing their acceptance, waitlist status, and stats for a specific nursing program. Some are sharing their excitement about being accepted, while others are sharing their stats and experiences for those who are waitlisted. There are also concerns about the admissions process, confirmation emails, and health insurance requirements. Additionally, there is a discussion about the number of available slots and the uncertainty surrounding waitlist acceptance.

Hey all! just wanted to start this thread for anyone applying to csula's absn for Summer 2025. good luck everyone!

CheeseInTheTrap said:

OMGGGG I got accepted! Just received an email 

Hi, how has the program been so far?  

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tomm13 said:

Hi, how has the program been so far?  

Hi, I'm not the cheeseinthetrap, but I'm also attending the same program. it's been aight. experience definitely depends on which instructors you chose for clinicals and which sites you select. I had some bad ones, and one amazing one. But most instructors trend towards great. 
Apparently one professor quit suddenly right before fall, and we were stuck with an insanely condescending one who spent the whole semester freestyling everything with no structure. 
Overall, the program management is responsive and promotes learning > grades. we get many opportunities to make up work and exam points. I got all As with no AI or cheating, but I am also only working less than 20 hours/mo. so devote my time to studying. 

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dirtyMatchaLatte said:

Hi, I'm not the cheeseinthetrap, but I'm also attending the same program. it's been aight. experience definitely depends on which instructors you chose for clinicals and which sites you select. I had some bad ones, and one amazing one. But most instructors trend towards great. 
Apparently one professor quit suddenly right before fall, and we were stuck with an insanely condescending one who spent the whole semester freestyling everything with no structure. 
Overall, the program management is responsive and promotes learning > grades. we get many opportunities to make up work and exam points. I got all As with no AI or cheating, but I am also only working less than 20 hours/mo. so devote my time to studying. 

Hi thank you for your response. I'm actually shocked that you get to choose clinical site and instructors. Most schools select it them for you. Are they centrally located to the school or have you driven out for your clinicals ? 
I hope to get in and experience an institution that promotes student learning vs metrics. 
 

Do you mind sharing your stats ? Did you have any health care experience or non nursing healthcare experience ? 
 

Do you think  working part time would be doable ? Like 20-25 hours / week ? 

 how has your cohort been ? Are they competitive towards each other ? Friendly? Clicky ? 

do you recall your timeline ? 

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