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Congrats to everyone who got in, I wish you all the best in school

I also noticed SB residents got their letter first. I do live in SB county, but I did most of my schoolwork at San Marcos, so I am considered a SD resident. I was also thinking that residents get notified before the non residents. Hopefully we get a letter eventually. Wishing you the best of luck ?

At the information session, I think one of the advisors said we get notifications at the end of May or beginning of June. Other people have commented that we get notified the first or second week of June.

Hi everyone, Sorry I began to reply on here late I just found this thread. I also applied to the 2019 Fall program at CSUSB. My stats are: 3.8 on my pre-reqs 3.8 on my overall GPA 87 on my TEAS Non-resident Bilingual Good luck to everyone

You should call the nursing department and let them know you did attend the info session. I am sure they can look it up right away. When I went to the info session, my understanding was they use your date of birth look up if you went.

Thank you so much I appreciate your advice!

Hi Everyone! I am new to this forum, and this is my first post. I am currently struggling right now because I just finished my second year of college at CSU San Marcos. Unfortunately, I was not admitted to the program (traditional BSN), I am second on waitlist, but it is a very competitive program, so I doubt 2 people will drop eventually. I thought it would be best to look for other programs because the school told us that they are changing the application process and would not let my cohort reapply. My school suggested us to change our major, complete it and return for a ABSN. I would not like to take that route because it is very expensive and I do not have that kind of money. Anyways, I have been looking for schools throughout here in Southern California for either a ASN or BSN, but I am highly concerned. I got A- in chemistry and A and P 1, and A in A and P 2 and micro. I think my science courses are ok, but my problem is my TEAS. Please don't judge me, but I got a 75 the first time and an 81 the second time. I know to many of you it is an easy test, but it was a very difficult exam for me. I did study for it, but I felt I did not study enough due to my other school work. So my concern is, I feel I am not going to get accepted into another program due to my TEAS. I notice several community colleges, such as, Grossmont, San Diego City, MSJC, etc. give the most points based on the teas. I also notice these schools only take up to the second retake of the TEAS and will not allow a third retake. I am willing to retake my TEAS again, and yes I will study harder, the reason I did not study so much was because I wanted to do the best I could in my science courses. Please don't say you're just making excuses, etc. I admit, I am a bit of a slow learner, so I would take a lot of time reviewing for my science courses, and I know I do require more time to study for my TEAS. Should I apply to the schools I mentioned even though my TEAS (V6) is not the best? Does anyone have any suggestions of another school? Do I still even have a chance at another nursing program? More info about me: I have proficiency in another language (Spanish) I have been volunteering at a hospital over a year Grades English, Writing, Philosophy, Cultural anthropology A Psychology A- Statistics B I have taken more classes, but I just listed the classes nursing programs check for the most, and no I have not yet taken pharmacology or nutrition. My overall GPA at CSUSM is 3.84 Any advice is highly appreciated Thank you so much