Hey Everyone! I decided to create an account here since obviously, I want to be a registered nurse. I just recently finished the difficult, stressful nursing prerequisites last spring semester 2011! I am so relieved. Now, the nursing application process begins and I need some help. I want to apply to community colleges and csu as well. However, since I just recently finished my prereqs last spring, I wasn't able to apply for fall admissions at cal states. Do you guys know if there are cal states that are accepting undergrad transfer students for spring quarter 2012? I haven't finished my 60 units yet, but I will have them done after Fall Semester 2011. I just don't want to have to wait a year to get accepted into a cal state just to get into a nursing program. If not, I will just apply to community colleges for spring 2012. I hope I didn't sound too confusing!
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Hey Everyone! I decided to create an account here since obviously, I want to be a registered nurse. I just recently finished the difficult, stressful nursing prerequisites last spring semester 2011! I am so relieved. Now, the nursing application process begins and I need some help. I want to apply to community colleges and csu as well. However, since I just recently finished my prereqs last spring, I wasn't able to apply for fall admissions at cal states. Do you guys know if there are cal states that are accepting undergrad transfer students for spring quarter 2012? I haven't finished my 60 units yet, but I will have them done after Fall Semester 2011. I just don't want to have to wait a year to get accepted into a cal state just to get into a nursing program. If not, I will just apply to community colleges for spring 2012. I hope I didn't sound too confusing!
Physiology- A
Anat- A
Chem- A
English- A
Psychology- A
Child Development- A
Math- A