Csula Fall 2014 applicants..

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I posted this in the California forum, but I think it got lost so I'm posting it here!

Who here is applying for the CSULA nursing program for Fall 2014? What are your stats? Have you taken the TEAS exam yet? I'm excited!

I have not taken the TEAS yet, but have my date scheduled for Oct. 25th.

Specializes in CVICU.
Good luck !! When does the semester/quarter start at LA County?

Jan and is 4 semesters

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Specializes in SRNA, ICU and Emergency Mursing.

Nice, so quick too... is that a bachelor's program as well?

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Specializes in CVICU.
Nice, so quick too... is that a bachelor's program as well?

No it's an associates but is supposed to be the best nursing program out of both adn and BSN

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Specializes in SRNA, ICU and Emergency Mursing.

Well, I applaud your perseverance and wish you the best in your nursing career. :nurse:

However, In what regard is County considered the BEST nursing program?

In a ranking of all Los Angeles Nursing Programs, the best was considered to be UCLA, followed by CSULA and then Mt. St. Mary.

(Top Ranked Nursing School - Los Angeles, CA)

I'm sure the County program is a fine program with talented and knowledgeable instructors. However, to call it the best nursing program around seems a bit subjective.

Don't get me wrong, I'm not trying to speak ill of the LA County program. And I hope you get in and finally finish this application game… I know I'm tired of it…. :banghead:

Again, good luck with County, or wherever you decide....:up:

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Specializes in SRNA, ICU and Emergency Mursing.

In a national ranking:

UCSF came in fourth, UCLA 21st, CSULA 79th, Loma Linda and Mt. St. Mary came in together at 99th.

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Specializes in CVICU.
Well, I applaud your perseverance and wish you the best in your nursing career. :nurse:

However, In what regard is County considered the BEST nursing program?

In a ranking of all Los Angeles Nursing Programs, the best was considered to be UCLA, followed by CSULA and then Mt. St. Mary.

(Top Ranked Nursing School - Los Angeles, CA)

I'm sure the County program is a fine program with talented and knowledgeable instructors. However, to call it the best nursing program around seems a bit subjective.

Don't get me wrong, I'm not trying to speak ill of the LA County program. And I hope you get in and finally finish this application game... I know I'm tired of it.... :banghead:

Again, good luck with County, or wherever you decide....:up:

That article also says GRADUATE schools. Any school that offers a bachelors or higher is obviously going to rank higher on paper than a school that only offers an associates. Opinion are opinions and we both have one.

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Specializes in SRNA, ICU and Emergency Mursing.

The first article is about ALL nursing programs offered in Los Angeles. And you did say County is better than any ADN or BSN offered.

The second article is on nationally ranked graduate schools.

Like I said, I'm not talking down about it, I just do not agree that it is the best school for nursing education. They do not offer nearly the amount of courses or clinical experience time prior to graduation.

By saying it is the best seems to undermine the great university programs.

You'd think the "best" would at least be qualified to offer a minimum BSN. Notbthe mention a master's or doctorate.

Either way, like you said, it's just opinion. I agree, country probably has one of the best ADN programs compared to most others offered at community colleges.

I think the best Cal State option would be San Francisco. And the best local program would probably be LA.

The "best" of any offered ADN or BSN locally, is UCLA....in my opinion.

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So no on the schools orientation? I did not feel like throwing away $70 bucks deadline to sign up is tomorrow.

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Specializes in SRNA, ICU and Emergency Mursing.

Not for me. If I was planning on taking courses outside the nursing curriculum, I would have gone to orientation. But, I am not taking any extra courses this quarter.

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I've noticed that CSULA has open nursing classes available for us now, however we can not enroll just yet. Better plan ahead guys! :)

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Specializes in SRNA, ICU and Emergency Mursing.

Ya, I saw that too. Does anyone know when we have to pay fees or exactly when we are allowed to register?

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Looks like fees payment starts on July 14, which is this Monday. While registration starts the week after, July 21. I got this on the epayment if you guys are wondering.

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