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I stand corrected. Thanks for clarifying that up

That link apply to both scholarship and non scholarship sequential enrollment applicants. https://www.mjc.edu/instruction/alliedhealth/adnprogram/documents/dase_page/03272019_nonscf_app.pdf One of the questions is "what will you do with your degree i...

are you talking about the MJC/CSU Stan sequential enrollment where they give you BSN classes over the summer while being an ADN MJC student? From my recollection in my nursing 115 class, the sequential enrollment is very stringent. The bummer is tha...

to say it's more competitive is a major understatement. If you don't have a 4.0 cumulative GPA, 4.0 in FOUR science GPA, 92+ Teas, don't bother applying.(unless you a CSU stan student AND a resident in a specific region(merced/calaveras for example b...

BSN programs are highly competitive. They just don't factor in science GPA, but overall GPA as well. Also, they factor in FOUR science GPAs(chemistry included) instead of three. A friend of mine got a 4.0 in science prereqs and 92% on teas and she ...

wow, that's basically a perfect score and the only deductions you had were probably LVN licensing/experience or not having a bachelor degree. what website is the official online ati practice test? also, where did you buy the mometrix study guide? di...

actually, i'm going to retract what i said. If you are on the bubble 71-75 range score range, i too would probably would be stressing out so now i understand where most people are coming from. That or if you unintentionally messed up sending in docum...

why is everyone worried? if your score is high enough, you should get in. You should already know where you stand and you shouldn't be disappointed if you didn't get in because you already know your score beforehand. (unless you messed something up o...

what was your overall TEAS score? and what study guide did you use to prepare? also, what grades did you get for your science prereqs at delta?

i'm not surprised by this. I'm guessing, the majority of people who got in delta's nursing program took their science prereqs in other colleges. Microbiology and especially physiology from what i hear is VERY difficult at delta(they have difficult pr...

i try not to rely on alternate spots because that is contingent if some students don't want to accept their nursing spot. (Unless you are the top 3 alternate)

so 76 was the minimum cutoff point to delta this fall 2019 what was the previous scores? anyone know

i thought you said you were 1% short of getting an A in anatomy. Did you petition a grade change or you didn't read your transcript grade correctly?

What points did you earn to raise your score?

yup, it's slightly lower this year Fall 2018 was 72 spring 2019 was 73 it's 71 this year. 2020 and beyond, i'm guessing it will skyrocket to 78+ due to the new MSPAR.

i'm not too sure about this. When you turn in your supporting documentation at glacier hall, they will answer this question. More often than not, if all supporting documentation checks out and there aren't any mismatches or contradictory or differing...

the 71 point minimum cutoff apply to BOTH MJC and Columbia sattellite they take the 20 out of the 100 MJC chosen applicants to columbia sattelite. It's the same for MJC, the columbia sattelite goes by who has the highest score out of the 20 selected...

78+ is pretty much mandatory if you want to get in the nursing program in 2020 and beyond because they are taking less applicants based on merit(from 100 to 80) and it's now easier to accumulate more points; therefore, the point distribution will be ...

A board member when i took my nursing 115 final said the lowest score who will be admitted for the nursing program for 2019 is 71 points. Anything below 71 points, you will be put on the list of alternates btw, there's quite a few applicants who are ...

a friend of mine just stapled it and turned it in in the glacier hall building, and they accepted it. Nothing fancy, just turn in relevant paperwork.

i've spoken to marcos and the board members who's in charge of the MSPAR(i asked this question in my nursing 115 class). Special circumstances and the language requirement for the MSPAR They aren't super strict and thorough on the language requireme...

A cna license(state certified) and 1000 hrs of experience on top of an AA degree counts for a lot of points and should help mitigate your science gpa. Just do well on your TEAS u should get in most adn programs

Here's the new MSPAR for for fall 2020/spring 2021. Application process will now be Feb 2020. https://www.mjc.edu/instruction/alliedhealth/adnprogram/documents/updates/06012019_mspar.pdf the top 80 will be admitted pointswise, 20 will be in the lotte...

Yes, Feb 2020 is when they will begin to accept nursing applicants for the fall 2020 AND spring 2021 semesters(depending on where you will be placed). The Feb 2020 application period will only be applicable to the NEW MSPAR that will be published on ...

Nope, the average score will go up. The old MSPAR(spring 2019 and earlier), they take the top 100 applicants based off their MSPAR points per year. The new MSPAR they take the top 80 a year and 20 will be given randomly through the lottery; therefore...