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@DeeareaHey, yay! That’s wonderful news! Yes!! I got accepted into the Fall 2022 BSN Program and ecstatic! Anyway, Congrats!

I could meet up this week if you want. I’m a commuter. I was on campus today, will be there tomorrow too.

Hi, I did for 4/1 at 1pm. Did you?

I am from San Diego. I transferred from Miracosta community college. Yes, I pray we both get in! ??

I am not sure how they plan to do the interviews this year. On the website it says mid-March interviews. That’s literally next week. I thought we would hear by now. A friend of mine said someone told her the 15th emails go out. I guess it wouldn’t hurt to call the nursing dept. to ask.

March^

Hi, Has anyone heard back on an invitation for an interview via email yet? Read mid-match interviews and acceptance letters go out March 31st-April 1st.

I think it just depends on how you answer the questions. They want a feel for who you are, and why you are choosing nursing.

Hi, I created this page as a place for students who are pre-nursing, or nursing that have any TEAS Exam, Application, Interview, and Acceptance questions. Also, any advice, tips, or questions are welcome! The nursing program is 6 semesters for a total of 3 years. Nursing classes are in session September through April; classes are not offered during the Summer semester. CBU accepts 96 students in the fall and 96 students in the Spring for a total of 192 per year. Application Process Timeline Fall cohort timeline- Feb. 15th app deadline, mid-March interviews, April 1st admission decision Spring cohort timeline- Sept. 15th app deadline, beginning October interviews, Nov. 1st admission decision TEAS EXAM INFO: As listed on our website, you have the ability to take the TEAS 3 times in one application cycle. You must wait 30 days in between attempts. The cost of the test is $70. You will pay on the day of the exam. Clinical Rotations: Currently CBU has have clinical partnerships with Corona Regional Medical Center (CRMC); Kaiser Permanente - Fontana, Riverside, Lakeview, Moreno Valley; Loma Linda Veterans Administration (LLVA); Parkview Community Hospital; Patton State Hospital; Riverside Community Hospital (RCH); Riverside County Mental Health In-patient Services; Riverside County Public Health Department; Riverside County Regional Medical Center (RCRMC); San Bernardino County Public Health Department; Arrowhead Regional Medical Center; Ballard Rehab Hospital; Desert Valley Hospital; Eisenhower Medical Center; Menifee Valley Medical Center; Redlands Community Hospital; Saint Mary's Medical Center; San Antonio Hospital; Riverside Medical Clinic; and San Bernardino Community Hospital.

Do they interview you prior to sending out acceptance letters? Kel, hope you got in second time around.

Hi, Good GPA, and high in theScience section. Ended up taking Medical Terminology, have 7+ years working in two hospitals (healthcare experience), veteran wife (if that matters-seems it does in other schools), first in family to attend college, volunteered with a church, have an EMR cert. Still low TEAS score-Passing and Proficient though-got 78.7% in science section on TEAS (I saw they look at the score mainly). Lot of life experiences. They take a holistic approach when selecting is what I read. Not just looking at one thing. Did you apply, what are your stats? Hope you got in!!

I’m applying for Fall 2022. How did you do?

Hello, I am a recent grad from Miracosta community college. Hoped to attend their ADN nursing program but was not accepted-TEAS score not great. Anyway, I got accepted at CBU and will start this Fall-I will have all my prereqs fulfilled by end of Summer (taking my last class-Chem 104 in the Summer at Palomar community college) and retaking my TEAS either before or after Summer classes. Anyway, I am planning to apply to Spring 2022 BSN cohort-Nursing school (a road I would not have thought I would be on a year ago... straight to BSN seems better in the long run since most cali hospitals hire nurses with BSN over ADN's), wanted to see if their are other individuals who are either in the program now, planning to apply, or have been recently accepted that can answer a few of my questions. I wanted to know what the average TEAS score is acceptable to get into the program. I read 78% which I feel confident I can pass with second time around. I read somewhere regarding points... is it based on a point system and if so is it really necessary to take medical terminology, any who have? Curious what GPA you have that got you into the program. I do have a really good GPA and all A's in my core science classes, have prior work experience (worked at children's hospital), have my EMR cert and BLS cert, have an Associates degree, a veterans wife, probably fall into a few more brackets. I just wondered if the chances of getting in are tough? What is this early registration mean- I read somewhere automatic interview? Why is their an interview on top of all of this (this I had not heard before)? Thanks for your help if anyone decides to answer. Would be nice to have a page utilized for CBU pre-nursing and nursing students to just get more personal info, opinion, suggestions since we are the ones working towards this journey/dream and team work makes the dream work. ? GK