CSUSB Fall 2019 BSN program

14 hours ago, Aichkova said:

Congratulations hun! I’m extremely nervous and anxious though. Don’t know what to expect

Yes, I completely understand & feel the same way. Having to meet all these requirements before even starting the program is also nerve racking ! But I’m sure feeling this way is normal & expected

On 5/17/2019 at 4:17 PM, KaitlinEnriquez said:

To everyone that has received their acceptance, Congrats !!!

It seems that everyone who has gotten their letter so far is a SB country resident..

I live in Rosemead, close to Los Angeles. Do you think this makes a difference in receiving the letter later than you guys?

I just want to know YES OR NO at this point ?

I also noticed SB residents got their letter first. I do live in SB county, but I did most of my schoolwork at San Marcos, so I am considered a SD resident. I was also thinking that residents get notified before the non residents. Hopefully we get a letter eventually. Wishing you the best of luck ?

Congrats to everyone who got in, I wish you all the best in school

18 hours ago, angie907 said:

I also noticed SB residents got their letter first. I do live in SB county, but I did most of my schoolwork at San Marcos, so I am considered a SD resident. I was also thinking that residents get notified before the non residents. Hopefully we get a letter eventually. Wishing you the best of luck ?

I'm hoping that's just the case. We should definitely be receiving something by next week... I'm hoping by Tuesday since it's a holiday Monday...

My stats are very similar to those who have been sent admission, but I'm also not a SB resident so we shall see ?

Good luck to you as well!

Do classes begin September 19th?

I just got a denial letter.

My stats were

Pre-req: 3.7

Overall: 3.8

Teas: 84

Bilingual

Not an SB resident

i’m going to try again and apply for the winter quarter and other ccs as well.

Congrats to everyone who got in, well deserved!

Still nothing today... and tomorrow is June 1st ? I’m dying over here.

40 minutes ago, KaitlinEnriquez said:

Still nothing today... and tomorrow is June 1st ? I’m dying over here.

Sending you positive energy

Has anyone done the CSUSB transfer orientation yet? Mine’s on June 26th and I just wanted to know what to expect.

1 hour ago, nursing_15 said:

Has anyone done the CSUSB transfer orientation yet? Mine’s on June 26th and I just wanted to know what to expect.

So is mine! I’m also wondering why it’s so long? 7:30 am to 5:00 pm WOW!?!

Hey guys, got my letter of denial today...

Pre-req GPA: 4.0

Overall GPA: 3.9

TEAS: 85.3%

Bilingual

Non-resident

Still happy for all of you who did get in! Congrats and best of luck on your journeys!

On 6/2/2019 at 8:46 PM, nursing_15 said:

Has anyone done the CSUSB transfer orientation yet? Mine’s on June 26th and I just wanted to know what to expect.

I had my T. orientation done at the Palm Desert campus so the schedule/activities might vary. There's no chance of leaving early until you hit the last portion of registering for classes and grabbing your student ID. They do three check ins throughout the day to ensure you don't leave early. The last check in is picking up your student ID. After the hour and a half welcome speech first thing in the morning, you get divided up into "packs" (by major) and then your pack leaders give you a tour of the campus and you go and listen to different faculty give you information on that building/classroom/program. This goes on until lunch (Subway and gatorade for us) After lunch you meet your faculty advisers. Our pack had nursing, health science, and graphic design students since there aren't a ton of students with those majors at the Palm Desert Campus. All the packs then rejoin to go over how to register for classes, Financial Aid etc. Finally, the packs go into separate classrooms with computers to register for classes. Once you finish registering you take the survey, show the pack leader you finished, and then they give you your ID. While I definitely could have figured all of the information given on my own and kind of already did, I appreciated the effort they put into making sure the transfer students knew what to do to make transferring easy and seamless for students and staff.