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Great to hear from you again! During orientation, they said Long Beach Memorial is expecting first semester students in the Fall. As for the other hospitals, they said weren't sure yet. I'm not sure if the semester students have gotten updates on tha...

If your major has been changed to Nursing BS, then you've probably gotten in. It's weird that the School of Nursing didn't notify you, though. I would check with --------------------.

Good choice, SDSU is a great school!

Good luck to you as well! Are you going to be attending SDSU?

I received an email as well! I'm also surprised that we have to accept by the April 17th, but I'm definitely accepting their offer. Congratulations to everyone and I look forward to meeting you all ?

@bellissima2600 @Brianna Rinon I'm with you guys as well! I wish current CSULB students could find out as early as the transfer students. At least we know that we're that they're making progress, since second degree transfers just got accepted! CONGR...

I've been dorming at LB for 2 years and I'm planning to dorm again if I get into the program! Not sure if I'm going to get into housing next semester though, since space is really limited. At this point, I'd say it's a little late to sign up for dorm...

I have a feeling that the email is going to be delayed, since SON has to think about how orientation is gonna go due to social distancing orders. I don't think they're going to tell you your spot on the waitlist, but it doesn't hurt to ask!

It looks like they sent an official acceptance email in previous semesters. No, I still haven't gotten any emails.

From what I've heard, transfers will only be accepted to the university if they're accepted to nursing program, so if you got an email like the one that GerbC20, that means you got into the program!

Oh that makes sense! I just got a little confused, sorry about that. According to the Fall 2019 thread, everyone who's accepted is supposed to get an official acceptance email from SON later on. When you said you got an email, I assumed that you go...

Wait, so you got an official acceptance email from the SON in addition to your self service saying that you're admitted?

That's a relief. I'm a current CSULB student as well and my Student Center doesn't stay anything. Hopefully we get emails soon! CONGRATS to everyone that was admitted!!

Mine says the same thing! I think CSULA just hasn't posted the financial aid yet.

I didn't even think of that. The whole coronavirus threat is incredibly inconvenient but real for us. I know that the current BSN students are having lecture online, but they're still going to clinicals. I hope the CSULB program won't be put on pause...

Oh, I see! Sorry, I panicked for a second there. Thanks for clearing that up!

Hmmm now that I think about it, the fees in the pic definitely don't look accurate. Obviously, things like stethoscope and travel to clinical sites depends on the student, but since when did the TEAS only cost $52? I paid $100! But ultimately, both y...

Huh, that's weird. My email just said to send transcripts within 30 days and to pay the $100 by May 1st, which seems like what most ppl here got as well. I wonder why your email told you to email --------------- by March 27th?

I should be able to send it through pdf, thanks for the help!!

I noticed on the acceptance email that we have to send transcripts within 30 days of receiving the email. Does anyone know whether CSULA accepts electronic transcripts (pdf)?

I have this picture from the CSULB BSN website last year! I'm not sure if it's still accurate though

In addition to what ninja1968 said, since CSULB has shifted to virtual instruction and is encouraging social distancing due to COVID-19, the admission process might take even longer. I'm not sure if admissions is still meeting face-to-face on campus,...

I don't think you'd get in trouble for holding your spot. I think you should do that just in case you don't get a spot in the trimester program!

Which website did you find this info on? I don't see it on the CSULB School of Nursing website

I'm sorry to hear that! Don't worry about it, there are plenty of options and you can always reapply. I had a 4.0 cumulative and prereq GPA and a 96.7% on the TEAS, but no volunteer work or employment that provided clinical experience. What about you...