EVC Nursing 2022

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Hey guys! Just wanted to start a page for the Fall 2022 cycle at EVC. This is my first time applying and I'm hoping to apply with 85 points. Curious if this is competitive compared to previous years? It'd also be nice if y'all can share your scores ?

42 minutes ago, Caraghan said:

What do you mean now no idea what to do? You don’t want to be in the program if you aren’t a part of ICCP program?

No I definitely do!! So hard to get in, I’ll just have to find a RN-BSN program on my own which I haven’t thought about! 

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6 minutes ago, leenny19 said:

No I definitely do!! So hard to get in, I’ll just have to find a RN-BSN program on my own which I haven’t thought about! 

If makes it feel better I had to opt out of the program because I’m missing an art and humanities class. I figured I would apply to the sjsu RN to BSN bridge program and maybe hopefully be able to get reimbursement from a future employer! 

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14 minutes ago, Caraghan said:

If makes it feel better I had to opt out of the program because I’m missing an art and humanities class. I figured I would apply to the sjsu RN to BSN bridge program and maybe hopefully be able to get reimbursement from a future employer! 

Oh no! I am sorry, at least we get our foot in the door. That’s so true I’ve heard a lot of employers send you to get your bachelors. I also think a lot of new grad programs accept Associates in nursing 

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5 minutes ago, leenny19 said:

Oh no! I am sorry, at least we get our foot in the door. That’s so true I’ve heard a lot of employers send you to get your bachelors. I also think a lot of new grad programs accept Associates in nursing 

Yes! I saw that some previous graduates were able to make it into ICU new grad positions with their associates so I think we will definitely have a fighting chance landing a job out of school!

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34 minutes ago, Caraghan said:

If makes it feel better I had to opt out of the program because I’m missing an art and humanities class. I figured I would apply to the sjsu RN to BSN bridge program and maybe hopefully be able to get reimbursement from a future employer! 

There’s so many employers who will pay for your RN to BSN! I currently work for the county and they will pay for your schooling and leave (if you have class during a scheduled shift). When I also worked at DaVita as a hemodialysis tech, they had their own program for RN to BSN. There are so many endless resources to help RN’s obtain their BSN. They often prefer BSN RN’s because they receive more funding if they have a higher number of BSN to ADN. You guys got this!

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1 minute ago, scvmst said:

There’s so many employers who will pay for your RN to BSN! I currently work for the county and they will pay for your schooling and leave (if you have class during a scheduled shift). When I also worked at DaVita as a hemodialysis tech, they had their own program for RN to BSN. There are so many endless resources to help RN’s obtain their BSN. They often prefer BSN RN’s because they receive more funding if they have a higher number of BSN to ADN. You guys got this!

 

39 minutes ago, Caraghan said:

If makes it feel better I had to opt out of the program because I’m missing an art and humanities class. I figured I would apply to the sjsu RN to BSN bridge program and maybe hopefully be able to get reimbursement from a future employer! 

I think you still can apply because GE completion is just a recommendation. You can take online classes at Foothill or De Anza this Spring. I’m taking a drawing class at Foothill now. It is really fun.

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6 minutes ago, Pckc said:

 

I think you still can apply because GE completion is just a recommendation. You can take online classes at Foothill or De Anza this Spring. I’m taking a drawing class at Foothill now. It is really fun.

It was a recommendation? On the intent to enroll form it said it was required. Does the application for the ICCP program say different? I didn’t receive one because I checked that I didn’t meet the requirements. 

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2 hours ago, leenny19 said:

No! I’m so sad I was confused on what you guys were talking about so I asked and they said alternates aren’t eligible for the ICCP program! Super strange, but now no idea what to do! 

I’m so sorry about that Leenny, I think they should give all alternates this chance to be fair to everyone.

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1 minute ago, Caraghan said:

It was a recommendation? On the intent to enroll form it said it was required. Does the application for the ICCP program say different? I didn’t receive one because I checked that I didn’t meet the requirements. 

Yeah, it says this. And I think it makes sense too because the BSN at SJSU doesn’t require GE completion. But we should complete before graduation. You should contact them to get one for yourself.

Option #1: If you are an upper division transfer applicant pursuing 1st bachelor's degree in the ICCP program, you must:

Have completed a minimum of 60 semesters [or 90 quarter units] of CSU transferable units

Completed the 4-Basic GE's [aka: Golden 4GEs for the CSU] - Oral Communication [CSU A1], Written Communications [CSU A2], Critical Thinking [CSU A3, and Math Concepts [CSU before]

Have a 2.0 GPA to be CSU eligible and a 2.75 overall transferable GPA to be eligible for the ICCP program [RN-BSN]

Recommend to complete CSU Core GE or be CSU GE fully certified [CSU GE certified or CSU IGETC GE certified] and completed PE and American Institution requirements too.

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1 minute ago, Pckc said:

Yeah, it says this. And I think it makes sense too because the BSN at SJSU doesn’t require GE completion. But we should complete before graduation. You should contact them to get one for yourself.

Option #1: If you are an upper division transfer applicant pursuing 1st bachelor's degree in the ICCP program, you must:

Have completed a minimum of 60 semesters [or 90 quarter units] of CSU transferable units

Completed the 4-Basic GE's [aka: Golden 4GEs for the CSU] - Oral Communication [CSU A1], Written Communications [CSU A2], Critical Thinking [CSU A3, and Math Concepts [CSU before]

Have a 2.0 GPA to be CSU eligible and a 2.75 overall transferable GPA to be eligible for the ICCP program [RN-BSN]

Recommend to complete CSU Core GE or be CSU GE fully certified [CSU GE certified or CSU IGETC GE certified] and completed PE and American Institution requirements too.

Wow the wording on the intent to enroll made it sound required. I actually did just enroll in a late start art program this Spring. That is frustrating.

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Does anyone know how many students they're accepting for ICCP?  

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53 minutes ago, scvmst said:

Does anyone know how many students they're accepting for ICCP?  

I have the same question too. I can't think of any reason they don't give spots for all of us because it's just online courses.

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