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  1. Has anyone on the waitlist received acceptance yet?
  2. Hey everyone, I was accepted but will be giving up my spot! Good luck to whoever is an alternate!
  3. I have decided not to attend CSULA, good luck to those on the waitlist!
  4. Can you quote or link us to where it says this? No community college can offer a BS. It may have partnerships with other schools such as SFSU for example, but the class size for SFSU is ridiculously competitive. After your AS, you'd be back competing with hundreds of applicants to get into a bridge.
  5. I'm probably going to be looking for room/housemates! Would be cool to room with other nursing students in my cohort. I'll post on the FB page as the beginning of the semester nears/talk to some of you at orientation!
  6. I got into both CCSF AND CSM, but will be going to a CSU for the fact that I will get a BSN. I think you should go to Samuel Merritt. Sure you may be taking out 80K in loans, but you will make tons of money as a nurse in the bay area to pay it back quickly. In addition, it may be harder to find a job with an ASN in the bay area, as well as the fact that you'd have to do an additonal year or two to obtain a BSN.
  7. I am debating on attending one of the two, and want to know if anyone has any advice on which would be a better program to attend with regards to also how likely it would be to get a job in both areas. LA is a very large place, whereas San Jose, I feel like, is super saturated because of it being the silicon valley. From what I've heard is that San Jose would most likely have a higher starting pay as an RN because the cost of living is of the highest in California. Both are very decent in terms of pass rates with LA being the higher of the two. Thank you for your input in helping me make a decision! P.S. I'm also on the waitlist for SFSU and will most likely go there if admitted from waitlist because it is only a two year program. Am I wrong for wanting to go to a 2 year BSN program? I would find it much more ideal to go to school for 2 years VS 3 years!
  8. I was admitted to the nursing program and to the school... but I have a question about transcripts. On my "To Do List", all it says is that I need to complete Intent to Enroll. Nothing else. Yet, apparently, work in progress partial transcripts are due by May 1 for transfer students according to the University Deadlines. Does this mean I should submit all transcripts still, even though it doesn't say that I have to on my to do list? Also, how many students are in each cohort for the SON for fall? I couldn't seem to find this number on the website.
  9. I have to submit a correction for my application so I don't know where I stand on the waitlist or in the program. Does anyone have 77 points, and if so, are you in the program or waitlisted? (if waitlisted, what number are you at?)
  10. What was the point cut off before the waiting list?
  11. Jusy got an acceptance email this morning at 9:30 AM. Will not be attending so goodluck to those on waitlist.
  12. Just got accepted! Yay! Good job everyone! Can someone start the Facebook group?
  13. I also just now received admission to the SON! I also had 26 points. P.S. still undecided where I want to go for nursing school, but will update people on this thread on the waitlist if I decide not to go here! It's not my top #1 school, so hopefully this opens up a spot for someone else!
  14. This post is PERFECTION. Thank you ihateseagulls for clearing up the air for all of us. I too only qualify for 2 optional criterias, and it is disappointing to know that I scored in the 90's for the TEAS/got a near 4.0 GPA, yet I am not even in the top 80.

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