Los Angeles Southwest College (LASC) ADN - Spring 2026

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Hello everyone, I am starting a new discussion, where we can share when we are reached for the upcoming ADN Program. I am waiting to hear back from the program as I sent in my application for this upcoming semester. Please feel free share any news. And good luck to all❤️

Heartbeat beauty98 said:

So I know some of the clinicals are St Francis, Southern Hospital of Culver City, and there was one more .. Centinella. For first semester and not a bad way of disorganization for some people because they can pivot easy it was just harder for me because I have anxiety and little things. Throw me off a little. To elaborate on the disorganization it's just a bunch of little things here and there so some exams you have to fight for your points because your book will tell you something different than what the professor test and then they end up awarding the points, but it was pretty annoying having to fight for it. There was a little bit more, but I honestly can't remember. It's been a long time since I was there, about a year

But in that same way, they are also very helpful. The professors are very kind and open to helping with tutoring. I will say that if you guys don't already know, but the entire LACCD district, if you don't pass first semester of the Nursing program with a 75 or above, you are disqualified from not only that one Nursing program, but all of the sister colleges moving forward, so just make sure that when you do go don't play around and actually attempt to do your best (some people took it for granted) 

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Heartbeat beauty98 said:

But in that same way, they are also very helpful. The professors are very kind and open to helping with tutoring. I will say that if you guys don't already know, but the entire LACCD district, if you don't pass first semester of the Nursing program with a 75 or above, you are disqualified from not only that one Nursing program, but all of the sister colleges moving forward, so just make sure that when you do go don't play around and actually attempt to do your best (some people took it for granted) 

That's crazy! That's practically ALL the ADN programs in SoCal. LOL

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Lisa Simpson said:

That's crazy! That's practically ALL the ADN programs in SoCal. LOL

Exactly! But you can reapply to that program if you do fail and then you also can't apply to any of the sister programs at all if you do fail. California is very hard to get into and hard to stay in. 😂

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Heartbeat beauty98 said:

Exactly! But you can reapply to that program if you do fail and then you also can't apply to any of the sister programs at all if you do fail. California is very hard to get into and hard to stay in. 😂

How are you doing in nursing school? Having anxiety especially when you have to work with people and taking care of people is hard as heck! I suffer from it as well and get shaky and sweaty. Which is why I'm most scared of clinicals 😅

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Lisa Simpson said:

How are you doing in nursing school? Having anxiety especially when you have to work with people and taking care of people is hard as heck! I suffer from it as well and get shaky and sweaty. Which is why I'm most scared of clinicals 😅

Honestly, clinical is so much more fun than being in class with your teacher. I'm in my second semester now and it does get better. I would say apply for DSPS because you get extra test time and if allowed, you may get a quiet individual room to test in because I usually get really bad testing anxiety. Most of the patients in any clinical that I've been in are really kind to students as well as the instructors and the nurse that you are paired with. At first it may seem foreign and all over the place honestly because you're learning new information and even a new language with medical terminology.😅 once you get all of the building blocks in order & start your own study habits, it will come easy 🙂 good luck everyone 🥰

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Heartbeat beauty98 said:

Honestly, clinical is so much more fun than being in class with your teacher. I'm in my second semester now and it does get better. I would say apply for DSPS because you get extra test time and if allowed, you may get a quiet individual room to test in because I usually get really bad testing anxiety. Most of the patients in any clinical that I've been in are really kind to students as well as the instructors and the nurse that you are paired with. At first it may seem foreign and all over the place honestly because you're learning new information and even a new language with medical terminology.😅 once you get all of the building blocks in order & start your own study habits, it will come easy 🙂 good luck everyone 🥰

Thank you for your words of encouragement 🙏 I wish you the best in nursing school and your future endeavors! 🥳

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Lisa Simpson said:

Thank you for your words of encouragement 🙏 I wish you the best in nursing school and your future endeavors! 🥳

You as well, you can always contact me if you need me by messaging me here I believe.

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Hiii, wondering what the class schedule is like? 

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Heartbeat beauty98 said:

You as well, you can always contact me if you need me by messaging me here I believe.

Was wondering how the scheduling is for clinicals and classes?

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Is anyone here taking the Nursing Bootcamp?

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jashley de luna said:

Is anyone here taking the Nursing Bootcamp?

I am 🙌🏻

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jashley de luna said:

Is anyone here taking the Nursing Bootcamp?

I am 

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