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I have a friend who was told by the counselors that she could have her microbiology course in progress and still apply for the Spring semester. Everything I have read or heard has been the opposite and that the science pre-reqs MUST be completed before the application due date. Can anyone here clarify? Thanks!
@Bosoxgirl3358 I was just wondering, what other schools have you/are you going to apply to? I've only applied to Rio Hondo so far, and will be submitting my application for PCC within the next couple of weeks. Just gathering all my stuff together. This is the first round of applications I'm doing, and it's nerve wrecking!
I am only applying to PCC for the Spring semester, but I am going to apply to LA Valley College, College of the Canyons, and possibly GCC and LA County for the fall (if I decide to re-take Physio to meet the recency requirements).
I applied to PCC for Fall 2018 and was an alternate. But once you get your applications in, you're good to go. Then you just wait and wait and wait, which is the hard part!
Have you calculated your points yet? I wonder what the cutoff is going to be...
What are your stats if you don't mind my asking? I don't have BA or any healthcare licenses. Everything is just based on TEAS and gpa mostly. I was doing volunteering to try to get extra points, but they stopped awarding points for that =/. Just got my AA, but no points for that either =(
Hi all,
Where is PCC's new application for Spring 2019? I've checked their website and the current application doesn't seem up to date. (Link: https://pasadena.edu/academics/divisions/health-sciences/nursing-programs/docs/RN_and_Career_Ladder_Nursing_Application.pdf?v=2)
I emailed their health sciences department not too long ago, and they said statistics will replace their new math requirement, but it looks like Intermediate Algebra as a prerequisite is still on their application.
Another question - looking at that same application, they also mention "Additional Required Classes" including Political Science, History, Humanities, PE, etc. I didn't have to take any of these classes when I earned my Bachelor's this past Spring (not in nursing), and these requirements aren't mentioned anywhere on the website. I'm a bit confused on what to do.
Anybody familiar with this process that could help would be awesome. Thanks guys!
Hello! It doesn't look like the current application takes statistic into account as the general pre-req (but it does for co-requite?) That's why I'm a little confused since the health sciences department told me they would look at statistics, not Intermediate Algebra, as the math pre-req. I guess I'm just a little confused!
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Is anyone planning on applying for the Spring 2019 semester (due October 1-31)? The new applications are up!
Hopefully we all will be celebrating an acceptance in the next few months. Good luck to all!