Need to find a RN program without a massive waiting list.

How is your GPA? You can guarantee yourself a spot in a BSN program with a good GPA = 3.5 or better. You can retake classes to improve your grades in your nursing prerequisites.

If your GPA isn't that high than you probably have to wait a little bit. Apply to as many schools possible to increase your chances. You can also check out http://www.discovernursing.com and under "How" there is a section titled "nursing programs without waiting lists."

Good Luck!

usually the lvn-rn bridge isn't that long. i would say about a year here in san diego. the generic rn without lvn is 2-3 years.

Any body knows some names of privates schools by camp pendleton area?

its not that many private schools, but here is one, maric college in vista,

Antelope Valley College is still taking students for their bridge program. If you pass you're in the next LVN-Rn program! If you live in LA the drive to Lancaster in the daytime isn't bad; against traffic. 45 mins from the Valley, I can make it from East LA in 65. It's still LA county. Good luck!!!!!!!

Antelope Valley College is still taking students for their bridge program. If you pass you're in the next LVN-Rn program! If you live in LA the drive to Lancaster in the daytime isn't bad; against traffic. 45 mins from the Valley, I can make it from East LA in 65. It's still LA county. Good luck!!!!!!!

Thanks for the info, but I don't how long would be from Camp Pendleton. Do you have an idea?

The drive would be hideously long from Camp Pendleton about 2-3 hours depending on traffic. From what I've heard space for getting into a LVN advanced placement depends on students from the first year being flushed out so space varies depending on retention. Just apply to as many places as your eligible. At least you can work while your waiting

If you're near Camp Pendleton I'd suggest looking in Vista, Oceanside or San Diego. Good luck!

The drive would be hideously long from Camp Pendleton about 2-3 hours depending on traffic. From what I've heard space for getting into a LVN advanced placement depends on students from the first year being flushed out so space varies depending on retention. Just apply to as many places as your eligible. At least you can work while your waiting

Thank you very much for your info and time.

Not a problem. I would hate for you to have to go through that long drive plus pay all that money to boot. Make a list of all the community colleges within driving distance and most of them should have similar prereqs. Once you have those apply to as many as you can and if most are on the lottery system maybe you'll get lucky and get in quick. Is your husband stationed at the base?

Not a problem. I would hate for you to have to go through that long drive plus pay all that money to boot. Make a list of all the community colleges within driving distance and most of them should have similar prereqs. Once you have those apply to as many as you can and if most are on the lottery system maybe you'll get lucky and get in quick. Is your husband stationed at the base?

all of the cc's in san diego are still on a waiting list. i would try maric, national, or maybe san marcos. no waitlists there. good luck to you!