CSULB Spring 2012 BSN

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Hello everyone,

I'm applying for CSULB this Spring, transferring from Palomar College. Just finish all of the application today. Anyone else applies this Spring? Good luck to us all :yeah:

Nothing new yet? I'm so nervous already. Last spring they sent invitations around this time :uhoh3: Good luck guys.

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Yes, they should be coming soon... FYI, interviews will take place Oct 10-11th, so clear your calendars!!!

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I am...if i have an invitation, i'll do everything to be there, even if its my wedding day LOL. But really, I'm so nervous right now :(

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Haha...now that's dedication, KhoMuc..lol

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KhoMuc,lol you have made me more nervous, I checked email, and saw reply thread, I thought somebody got the invitation alr, still waiting, damn these are the longest days of my life. crossed fingers u all

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Lol, whenever I looked at ur replies with all of ur great scores, i felt that the nervousness is growing bigger and bigger, , and I stop reading the thread for a while LOL. Is that a payback from me? just kidding :D :D :D crossing all ten of my fingers (and my toes are about to cross too) LOL

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Has everyone calculated their scores?

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I just got accepted into the BSN program at CSU Channel Islands Goleta Satellite campus, Cottage Hospital!!!! OMG... I'm jumping for some serious joy right now... it's a class of only 22 people...

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Great, Congrats :yeah::cheers:

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Thanks so much!!! If I get into CSULB, I'm going to have a difficult time choosing... A class of 22 people is very tempting vs. a class of 90 people...

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I know lol Should I call the CSULB Nursing office now? LOL Is it competitive there?

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It won't hurt you if you call the nursing office at CSULB... they are used to getting calls, and they are very friendly.. just be professional, and be sure to post here anything you learn..hahaha.... CSUCI was a very competetive program to get into, and I didn't think I was going to get in, because there are only 22 spots, and they give bonus points to people who live in SB and Ventura County (I live in LA county). I like the idea of a small class and getting such directed instruction.

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