Pasadena City College (PCC) Nursing Program ADN - Fall 2025

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Members are discussing the anxiety and anticipation of waiting for acceptance emails from PCC's program, with some expressing nervousness about their application status and comparing the competitiveness of community colleges versus state schools. There is also mention of the late notice of acceptances from PCC, concerns about the organization of the school, and the potential move to a new campus. Additionally, members are sharing their application points and experiences with the application process.

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Specializes in CNA.

I honestly think I may be disqualified from this application cycle. Submitted everything only thing was I submitted TEAS score as PDF from TEAS website but didn't submit official TEAS test scores.

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Jules310 said:

I honestly think I may be disqualified from this application cycle. Submitted everything only thing was I submitted TEAS score as PDF from TEAS website but didn't submit official TEAS test scores.

So you did not know you also need to send your TEAS transcript to PCC when you applied? 

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Specializes in CNA.

I applied super last minute that I failed to read the fine print with them stating that. 

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Jules310 said:

I applied super last minute that I failed to read the fine print with them stating that. 

Oh no!! Im sorry, I hope they'd still consider you since you atleast sent a copy of the unofficial. I'll be keeping my fingers crossed for you as well.

Lets hope we hear from them next week

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OMG I'm getting impatient. 

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Same😭 I'm so nervous 

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How many weeks has it been ? This would be the 10th week right?

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I'm applying during the August window because I have to take Physio this Summer. This thread was super helpful to get some insights though. Wishing y'all the best of luck. Anyone have any tips for TEAS? RN my gameplan is this Mometrix book from amzn and prob some YT vids if I can find any. 

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Practice tests all the way !! Thats the only way youll truly see how the exam is. You can purchase on ATI TEAS. Go over A&P. UNDERSTAND CONCEPTS NOT MEMORIZING. And lastly do not skip on the english. Hope this helps ! You got this !! Take a deep breath and think through the problems. Get used to thinking for an extended time. 

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chipsrn said:

I'm applying during the August window because I have to take Physio this Summer. This thread was super helpful to get some insights though. Wishing y'all the best of luck. Anyone have any tips for TEAS? RN my gameplan is this Mometrix book from amzn and prob some YT vids if I can find any. 

I used an app called pocket prep and it helped me a lot! The practice tests from ATI are also super super useful. I saw so many similar questions on the exam.

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chipsrn said:

I'm applying during the August window because I have to take Physio this Summer. This thread was super helpful to get some insights though. Wishing y'all the best of luck. Anyone have any tips for TEAS? RN my gameplan is this Mometrix book from amzn and prob some YT vids if I can find any. 

I used the Mometrix too and it's really helpful. There's a lot of free stuff online as well. Brandon Craft is good to refresh math. There was more geometry than I thought there would be. I agree with what someone else said about not skipping the English section. There are a lot of grammar rules I had forgotten so it's good to brush up on that. Good luck!! 

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LNZ said:

I used the Mometrix too and it's really helpful. There's a lot of free stuff online as well. Brandon Craft is good to refresh math. There was more geometry than I thought there would be. I agree with what someone else said about not skipping the English section. There are a lot of grammar rules I had forgotten so it's good to brush up on that. Good luck!! 

I found there to be a fair bit of chemistry on it as well. I've found a lot of helpful tips on Reddit, believe it or not. There's a subreddit called "TEAS". 🙂

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