LA County College of Nursing & Allied Health Spring 2020

Overcast · Nov 11, 2019

Do not go to this school. It’s beyond difficult to say the least. It will drain you; not make you stronger....unless you’re in your early 20s and still have hope in your life. Don’t plan on working and don’t plan on taking any days for yourself. Every single day off you have for the next two years will be dedicated to projects and studying and facing a clinical instructor that rolls their eyes at you for asking questions. Read this yelp review. It’s no joke. Run the other way.

cxvnx · Nov 11, 2019

19 minutes ago, Overcast said:
Do not go to this school. It’s beyond difficult to say the least. It will drain you; not make you stronger....unless you’re in your early 20s and still have hope in your life. Don’t plan on working and don’t plan on taking any days for yourself. Every single day off you have for the next two years will be dedicated to projects and studying and facing a clinical instructor that rolls their eyes at you for asking questions. Read this yelp review. It’s no joke. Run the other way.

Do you currently go to this school?

Overcast · Nov 11, 2019

1 hour ago, cxvnx said:
Do you currently go to this school?

Yes ...and I regret it.

ninja1968, BSN, RN · Feb 25, 2020

Hi all,

Thanks for making this thread. I was wondering if you needed to take PE (kinesiology) BEFORE you apply to the program, or can you have that class in progress while you are waiting to be accepted. Any information on this would be greatly appreciated. Thank you so much!

ninja1968, BSN, RN · Feb 25, 2020

Also, I have another question about the application process. I noticed the application asks for high school transcripts... I graduated high school in 2011, and I went to 3 different high schools. Two of them are in different cities, and one of them was technically a continuation school where I did independent study for some time. I hardly remember exactly which year I went to which school, since I did one semester at Sunny Hills High School, and then another semester at La Sierra High School (a continuation school) to help with my credits during freshman year, and then I did the same thing again sophomore year. Then I moved to Culver City High School Junior year and graduated from there. As you can see, my high school situation was a little complicated. Would it be possible for me to just send the transcripts of the high school where I graduated from, which was Culver City High School? Or could I even submit a copy of my high school diploma? Or do I absolutely have to submit all of my transcripts from every high school i've been to? I've also been a college student since 2016 and almost have 60 credits at West LA college. Any information would be appreciated. Thank you!