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
Looks like PCC is requiring the TEAS for all future applicants now including individuals with a BS/BA. They've updated their "Admission Information" page for Spring 2018. They probably implemented this to lower the number of applicants per application cycle. I'm sure this change makes it even more difficult to get into PCC's RN program .
Wow, PCC is taking forever. I wonder what's taking them so long... My manager's mom is a nursing professor at PCC and said she could get me into the program but I wanted to go to another school. Good luck guys, hope you hear back soon.
Just some stats for you, 17 students failed 3rd semester and 2 failed 4th semester. About 50% have BA/B.S. degrees or are concurrently enrolled at the CSULA collaborative. They do prefer students with BA/B.S. because Methodist hospital won't take Associate degree students any more and PCC is the only community college they'll accept but students rotating there must have a higher degree or in the collaborative. We had commencement last night. Also, PCC is trying to get rid of their pinning ceremony (the whole thing was rushed anyways, and some of the faculty looked like they didn't care to be there anyways :/ ) plus only 5 of us attended commencement because the students only care to attend the pinning ceremony.
Just some stats for you, 17 students failed 3rd semester and 2 failed 4th semester. About 50% have BA/B.S. degrees or are concurrently enrolled at the CSULA collaborative. They do prefer students with BA/B.S. because Methodist hospital won't take Associate degree students any more and PCC is the only community college they'll accept but students rotating there must have a higher degree or in the collaborative. We had commencement last night. Also, PCC is trying to get rid of their pinning ceremony (the whole thing was rushed anyways, and some of the faculty looked like they didn't care to be there anyways :/ ) plus only 5 of us attended commencement because the students only care to attend the pinning ceremony.
How many honor students were there at the end of your cohort? i.e 4.0 GPAs, 3.5+ GPAs, etc.
Hi Everyone! I was just checking in to see if anyone has heard regarding their acceptance (or rejection) for the PCC Fall 2017 program yet? I know they send their notifications later than most but I haven't heard anything yet.
Hi- I would love to hear more about the PCC nursing program and how it's going for you so far. Also, did you take the Nursing Boot Camp class before you started?
Did you just finish the RN course at PCC? How did you feel about the program overall? Did you ever take the Nursing Boot Camp course before you started? I'm wondering about it.
Just some stats for you, 17 students failed 3rd semester and 2 failed 4th semester. About 50% have BA/B.S. degrees or are concurrently enrolled at the CSULA collaborative. They do prefer students with BA/B.S. because Methodist hospital won't take Associate degree students any more and PCC is the only community college they'll accept but students rotating there must have a higher degree or in the collaborative. We had commencement last night. Also, PCC is trying to get rid of their pinning ceremony (the whole thing was rushed anyways, and some of the faculty looked like they didn't care to be there anyways :/ ) plus only 5 of us attended commencement because the students only care to attend the pinning ceremony.
Are you completing the RN Program at PCC now? I have a conflict for the Nursing Boot Camp course they recommend and wondered if you took it and if you feel it helped you a lot?
Hi- I would love to hear more about the PCC nursing program and how it's going for you so far. Also, did you take the Nursing Boot Camp class before you started?
i have not received anything and ive been callinf and no response.
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Looks like PCC is requiring the TEAS for all future applicants now including individuals with a BS/BA. They've updated their "Admission Information" page for Spring 2018. They probably implemented this to lower the number of applicants per application cycle. I'm sure this change makes it even more difficult to get into PCC's RN program
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