Los Angeles County School of Nursing Fall 2017

BSNLaura, BSN, CNA, LPN, LVN, RN · Apr 14, 2017

OK let us know what they say...Ask them if they have made any admission decisions yet

I called on Monday of this week. The person who takes care of processing the applications said that they are still working on them. They will not have a definite answer until May. She also told me they don't tell us how many points our applications got, we have to figure it out ourselves. Oh well, I need to get a hold of my transcripts from Rio Hondo.

BSNLaura, BSN, CNA, LPN, LVN, RN · Apr 14, 2017

I got a email regarding LVN-RN bridge. They mentioned that we will hear back the week of April 24th.

What does it say? Did you make it? Yes, they did say LVN-RN bridge applicants were being notified first because you guys start sooner than us.

sr20alex · Apr 14, 2017

What does it say? Did you make it? Yes, they did say LVN-RN bridge applicants were being notified first because you guys start sooner than us.

Crossing fingers, but no it did not state I was accepted. They just mention how many points are the minimum which is 78 points.

DR2bSCIENCE · Apr 14, 2017

Crossing fingers, but no it did not state I was accepted. They just mention how many points are the minimum which is 78 points.

But wait...I thought the maximum amount of points for lvn-rn is 33?

sr20alex · Apr 14, 2017

But wait...I thought the maximum amount of points for lvn-rn is 33?

There are two types of LVN-RN programs they offer. One where you get a degree and one you do not.

The one you get your ADN is the same process as generic (maximum 94 points).

You up are talking about the non degree which is a maximum of 33 points.

DR2bSCIENCE · Apr 14, 2017

So if the minimum amount of points is 78 then that's for the generic applicants, too? Wow. So that means anyone with 78 points or more most likely got in?

justwanttohelp12 · Apr 14, 2017

So if the minimum amount of points is 78 then that's for the generic applicants, too? Wow. So that means anyone with 78 points or more most likely got in?

That amount is what they have on their 'student selection page.' The cut off is approximately 78-82 points according to that page. So I would say you stand a good chance if you have above the cut off score.

DR2bSCIENCE · Apr 16, 2017

The cut-off score changes from year to year...

This year, it's 78 points...

Those are good chances

Wow...... So now we just have to wait..

30 days remaining.

DR2bSCIENCE · Apr 16, 2017

How cool is that?

DR2bSCIENCE · Apr 17, 2017

I went to church today and prayed that we all get accepted. If we don't get in, we thank God for the disappointments and failures that lead us to acknowledge that we can only depend on Him alone. Amen.

CoffeeIsKey · Apr 17, 2017

I went to church today and prayed that we all get accepted. If we don't get in, we thank God for the disappointments and failures that lead us to acknowledge that we can only depend on Him alone. Amen.

thanks brother. We all worked hard to get here. It will all be worth it.

BSNLaura, BSN, CNA, LPN, LVN, RN · Apr 18, 2017

Hello everyone :) Here I am still trying to figure out how many points I am applying with. I have a couple of questions: I took both Intro to Psych which Rio Hondo calls it Psych 101 and Lifespan Psych which Rio calls Psych 112. Which one is considered Psych 41 then? Then, what is the Humanities requirement? Which class(es) would that be? I was finally able to access my transcripts from Rio, yippee!