How is the ADN program at Cypress? Any info would be appreciated!

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I'm almost done w/my pre-reqs. Yay! Now I need to decide schools..I live in OC and hopefully I won't have to go all the way to LA. Commuting would suck! I also found out that I won't be able to apply to Cerritos so I'm guessing I'll probably apply at Cypress since it's the next close college from home

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they got a pretty good program. Did you go to their orientation? You need good grades to get in. I heard they are adding an entrance test to their pre-reqs.

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Have you looked at Goldenwest College and Long Beach City Collge? Both schools have grants so they can accept around 90 students per semester.

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Starting Spring '08 semester every California community college requires a test before beginning the nursing program, so just expect it if you haven't already been accepted.

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Starting Spring '08 semester every California community college requires a test before beginning the nursing program, so just expect it if you haven't already been accepted.

Hi there,

can you please tell me more about this test. I'm applying to my community college in October for Spring 2008 and they didn't tell me anything about a test.

What test would it be? The NET?

Thanks.

Daniela

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I believe the test is on basic reading and math.

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Wouldn't passing the assessment to get in college be enough? I dont understand why everyone is scared that there isnt enough nurses ('crisis' left and right) but there making future nurses jump through so many hoops.

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I'm sure the test is an effort to weed out people who can't read english properly and don't have the math skills needed to graduate.

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I took a test at LBCC , its purely reading, language and math. Math test is more of conversions (ex. decimals to fractions, fractions to percentage .. simple math , simple conversions.)

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Hello, I just graduated from that program a year ago. The program is very good and it has a great reputation. Alot of the instructors are very strict though. You really have to stay on your toes at the school in order to do a good job. There are a lot of ways that you can fail the program. 1. Not passing any class with a percentage of 75 and above 2. not passing the careplans or competencies on the third try 3. If an instructor feels that you are not ready to move on to the next step even if you are getting good grades and passing all care plans and competencies. I am not trying to discourage you from applying for the program but just know that it is very challenging and a lot of students end up failing the program and either coming back or going to another school. I made it through the program thankfully, but it was not easy. I learned a lot though and I passed the NCLEX on the first try, so it is definetely worth it.

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