MJC 2019 application period

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Hey all,

While looking at information for the Modesto Junior College RN program I came across an awesome thread on here for the 2018 application period. It was great to read through and see how much they motivated each other. It gives us an opportunity to stress together and bond while waiting to see if we get in. I am hoping to make a successful thread for those of us ready to apply in May.

Best of luck to all

42 minutes ago, Xflashxlv said:

are you talking about the MJC/CSU Stan sequential enrollment where they give you BSN classes over the summer while being an ADN MJC student?

From my recollection in my nursing 115 class, the sequential enrollment is very stringent. The bummer is that you have to commit to working in stanislaus county for THREE years when you're done, and you have to be a resident of stanislaus county as well. There's too many strings attached to that sequential enrollment

https://www.mjc.edu/instruction/alliedhealth/adnprogram/documents/dase_page/03252019_sequential_enrollment_pathway.pdf

Unless you plan to work in the area for THREE years, they probably won't let you in. Also, you still have to do ONE year of online classes from csu stan after your ADN is done. (that is no different than simply applying to any RN--BSN programs elsewhere which also take less than 1 year to complete).

No I’m not referring to that. There’s an option that lets you do the same thing without having to commit to working in the area for 3 years or being a resident or Stanislaus county. It’s the application for a non-CSF scholarship and also you’re able to take classes through open university as well. I prefer to do my online BSN through CSU Stanislaus.

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34 minutes ago, callmepri said:

No I’m not referring to that. There’s an option that lets you do the same thing without having to commit to working in the area for 3 years or being a resident or Stanislaus county. It’s the application for a non-CSF scholarship and also you’re able to take classes through open university as well. I prefer to do my online BSN through CSU Stanislaus.

That link apply to both scholarship and non scholarship sequential enrollment applicants.

https://www.mjc.edu/instruction/alliedhealth/adnprogram/documents/dase_page/03272019_nonscf_app.pdf

One of the questions is "what will you do with your degree in the stanislaus service area"

For Non csf scholarship u still need to work for three years in the stanislaus area. Bcuz the first link i provided pertains to both i believe

Correct me if im wrong but the pdf contradicts what u said.

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32 minutes ago, Xflashxlv said:

That link apply to both scholarship and non scholarship sequential enrollment applicants.

https://www.mjc.edu/instruction/alliedhealth/adnprogram/documents/dase_page/03272019_nonscf_app.pdf

One of the questions is "what will you do with your degree in the stanislaus service area"

For Non csf scholarship u still need to work for three years in the stanislaus area. Bcuz the first link i provided pertains to both i believe

Correct me if im wrong but the pdf contradicts what u said.

No for non CSF scholarship, you don’t need to work in the area for 3 years. It said that no where in the requirements.

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I even called and asked.

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The non CSF requirements does not state you need to be a Stanislaus resident or work in the area for 3 years. That is what I’m referring to. If it was part of the requirements it would have been mentioned in there, so you’re not correct.

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If it’s a non-scholarship, the requirements wouldn’t be the same, that’s what makes it a NON SCHOLARSHIP.

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The CSF scholarship is the one that requires you to be a Stanislaus County resident and commit to 3 years working in the area.

NON-CSF means you are not sponsored nor a scholarship recipient, meaning you pay for it on your own, but you are still able to take classes during the summer without any commitment.

Also, there are two SEPARATE links:

this is CSF scholarship: https://www.mjc.edu/instruction/alliedhealth/adnprogram/documents/dase_page/03262019_scf_merged_app_support.pdf

this is NON CSF:

https://www.mjc.edu/instruction/alliedhealth/adnprogram/documents/dase_page/03272019_nonscf_app.pdf

Notice how the requirements are different.

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I stand corrected. Thanks for clarifying that up

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Processing application... SO just to be sure, wherever there's a date that means they have received that document or does it mean that those are the documents they require you to turn in based off what you inputted in your application?

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22 hours ago, NursesRule7 said:

Processing application... SO just to be sure, wherever there's a date that means they have received that document or does it mean that those are the documents they require you to turn in based off what you inputted in your application?

The date is when they received that supporting doc

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Is anyone applying to any other nursing programs? I applied to only one other program and its about an hour and a half away. I would be commuting if I got into the other program and not MJC. Does any one else commute?

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On 6/11/2019 at 11:17 AM, Ann1993 said:

Is anyone applying to any other nursing programs? I applied to only one other program and its about an hour and a half away. I would be commuting if I got into the other program and not MJC. Does any one else commute?

I applied to Delta College which is about an hour from me. MJC is definitely my first choice since it's only a 15-20minute drive. I also applied to Merced which is about the same commute as MJC however they are changing they're app process for advanced placement.

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