WillSu

Hi, for the people who got interviews I was just curious about what your stats were when you applied?

How would I go about contacting a nursing advisor, I haven't had a lot of advice on how to go about applying and researching the programs apart from looking online as well as being recommended schools to take a look at. Also, I'm looking for hopefully a bsn program as this would be my first degree and due to family reasons.

I'm primarily interested in there schools as I would like to gain a bachelor degree as well as learn in depth about nursing. These schools were recommended to me by family and friends, and based on what I've heard about the programs they seem to give a strong understanding about the field as well as provide a lot of opportunities to learn about healthcare. In addition they all seem to have high pass rates on the NCLEX. I don't have a particular nursing school in mind, the only thing I would prefer is to graduate with a BSN at the very least.

I know that all nursing schools in California are impacted and rigorous in their own right, but is there some nursing schools in California that are easier to get into than others? I just about to apply to nursing school, but I am concerned about my GPA being too low which is currently 3.45 Cumulative and 3.75 science GPA. Im just about to take the TEAS next month but on practice tests Im scoring around a 90. I also have over 100 hours of volunteering and 200 hours working as a part time medical assistant at a local optometry center. I am also a California resident if that helps. Here are the schools I'm currently looking at: SFSU SJSU CSULA CSULB Sacramento State SDSU CSU Fullerton Do I have a chance at any of these universities or is it hopeless? Is there any other schools you suggest?