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Hello! I am going to enter RN next year and wondering which community colleges have the best nursing program. I live in Monterey Park, so how I can find out the schools close to my city.

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valley college in SAn bernardino is a great school

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I hear that PCC has a great program and perhaps Mt. Sac Elac has one as well but I am not sure if it is very strong based on their NCLEX pass rates, but I do go to Elac and I love it there

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Thanks guys!!! I am currently a student at ELAC, and I hear that many students are on waiting list. My friend has been waiting for 2 years.....

I will apply for many schools.....Is it easy to get into San Bernardino Valley College?

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i applied earlier this year and i will be starting next fall... im already in..... so its not that bad their passing rate is like 90%

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congratulation!!! coriaa1

good for you..:yeah:...how many percentage do they require on TEAS test? When you applied, they accepted you right away?

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no teas exam yet... however they will be implementing it sometime near the future the recruiter told me ...yes i got in right away i got the letter in the mail and my number as well which was 132

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so u mean u still have to take it in the future? I thought every school would require TEAs test before entering R.N.

by the way, that school is so far from my house....It takes at least 3 hours to get there...

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no they dont require a teas at all......wow 3 hrs is quite a drive.....i just prefer that school over my csusb school because all of those nurses hit jobs right away even with this economy break we are suffering and its a community college therefore its cheap

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How long is ELAC waitlist? How reliable are your sources?

I talked to the secretary told her i recently applied and was wondering how soon i could get in by lottery and she told me the spring and at latest would be around 4 semester wait..she also mentioned that it depends on how much people apply

ur friends been waiting for two yrs ? are u sure about that? Im just hearing conflicting sources..

Ben

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SBVC's waiting list is 2 years. I have been on the waiting list for 1 1/2 years and I am currently #61. I just went last week to complete a reactivation notice to keep me on the list. Im hoping that I will get in Spring 2010.

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I was wondering did you get in SBVC yet. This is my first semester on the waiting list. I would love to hear from you or anyone attended there with more info. about the school because I lives Sacramento. I applied for the school through mail. It is hard to get in Nursing school here in sac. No school that have waiting list. Anyway thank you,

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