Lily89

This was for their ADN program which they don’t even have anymore. Their BSN program has a 100% pass rate.

This is a accredited nursing program and you will be able to sit for your NCLEX boards in California. My coworker did the ADN program and was able to sit for her boards and is licensed here in California.

My coworker and I are from Central California and we are starting this fall as well.

? I’m almost positive they do take the GI Bill and offer military scholarship and what not.

It took we about a month to get everything done and accepted. All you really have to do it get a 240 or higher on the accuplacer assessment for get accepted. This RN program is accredited and you will be able to sit for your NCLEX and take it in California. The only downside is having to travel 7 times for 2-3 weeks for clinicals.

No, I haven’t been told. My advisor did say that I would know 6 months in advance where my clinicals would be.

I was told out of state learners were never allowed. It would be so nice if they were, because it’s a whole lot closer than other states. I totally understand about having a family and having to leave for 5-12 days at a time. I suppose it the sacrifice that we’ll have to make ?. Good luck to you!

I was never told that Las Vegas was never a option. I asked for clarification if it was because COVID19 or because it was congested and my advisor informed me that Nevada is the only state that never allowed of state learners.

My advisor said that Las Vegas doesn’t allow out of state learners. Is this true? Has anyone from California completed clinicals in other states?

They only took 20 students for this cohort 4 on the waitlist.

If you live in California how often do you have to travel for clinicals? I’m applying for the August 2021 cohort.