I was wondering if anyone applied there. I also applied to:
CSUEB
Los Angeles Pierce
Los Angeles Valley (once their apps open on April 11th maybe)
LA county Allied health
COC (I really doubt I get in because I did 2 attempts on the teas)
Glendale Community college
STATS:
OVERALL SCIENCE GPA (3.33)
OVERALL GPA (3.56)
TEAS VI: 72.7%
I know it's early, but I want an early start. I just need to get into a nursing program before my pre-req expire :/ My best bet so far for me is Allied health, GCC, Pasadena, and maybe Pierce
I haven't heard anything yet. I read that they mail the acceptance/rejection letters on may 15th. I really don't know how much I have in regards to points, i just applied and hope for the best.
I really hope I get in. My priority is LAPC or COC. Those are very close to me. I'd like County as my 3rd choice because I put Olive View as my clinicals which is 5 min away from where I live. Pasadena is the farthest and most expensive from the ones I applied.
For Pasadena, I'd have to move out from the valley.
What programs did you not get into before? I've heard of this situation many times...in the programs that have lotteries, I've seen kids get into programs with lower scores than that. sometimes it's just luck....Sometimes a 2.5 and you're all good... might not seem fair but i guess they want to make sure everyone has a shot at getting a nursing degree.
I hope you get in the same ones I do! At least I made a new friend for the nursing program lol
What programs did you not get into before? I've heard of this situation many times...in the programs that have lotteries, I've seen kids get into programs with lower scores than that. sometimes it's just luck....Sometimes a 2.5 and you're all good... might not seem fair but i guess they want to make sure everyone has a shot at getting a nursing degree.
I was #93 on the waitlist at LAPC. I have the grades for it but it was based on lottery. So I am applying again this semester.
I think I had 75 points but don't know for sure. I got my acceptance notification by email yesterday 4/4/2017.
I don't think the results are out yet for the generic RN program. Based on the previous topics for PCC, looks like the results will be out around mid-May which is around their "10 weeks" estimate.
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how many points do you guys have for LA County? I should have 80.