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I got in!? they sent it yesterday

any updates from anyone?

I also got an interview invite. so if it says the top 50 get an interview, and there's 40 seats, is there a 40/50 80% chance of getting in?!

Hi guys Have you or anyone you know been able to transfer nursing schools (traditional pre-licensure BSN)? For example: You attend *State* State University as a junior/upper division admitted into that BSN Nursing program for one semester, but want to transfer to a different school's upper division BSN program the next semester? I don't mean pre-nursing, I mean you actually got into the upper division Nursing Program as an official BSN student. Would you apply as a transfer student to the new school? Even though you'd be more advanced that the pre-nursing applicants applying because you'd already be taking BSN level nursing courses, could you still count as a transfer and get in? I want to transfer between public universities (private schools are way too expensive) as an upper division admitted pre-licensure traditional BSN student. I hope this is making sense. Has anyone done this or know of it? I can't find ANY info online about this. I plan to make some phone calls/emails but I feel like admission officers and nursing advisors are probably going to be confused by what I'm asking... Thanks!!

Does anyone know when the School of Nursing sends out decisions?

does anyone know what the average stats (TEAS & GPA) CSU Channel Islands typically accepts? I couldn't find it on their site... does anyone know how many apply vs. how many admitted?

anyone else applied for Spring 2022??? I'm still waiting on any kind of email...

what makes things more frustrating for an SD local is that PLNU closed their transfer nursing program last time I knew.. I couldn't apply for fall 2021 to PLNU. It's just crazy. and Grand Canyon University also closed nursing transfer apps!! Like this has just been the most difficult year for nursing transfers ?

yeah... I'm a local. Started applying out of state because Cali is sooo hard ?

I didn't get in last semester... my stats were pretty similar to yours. This is the CSULB stats on their website: good luck!

I highly recommend retaking the TEAS. Sdsu is one of the most competitive nursing schools out there. their acceptance rate is like a 5% or less. This is from an email exchange I had with a nursing advisor at SDSU (I didn't get in) "I do not have final numbers for fall 2021 yet, but for fall 2020, we received 1150 transfer applications and we admitted 57. Again, very competitive pool for a limited number of spaces. The last set of averages I received was for the 2019 term: Avg. pre-req GPA: 4.0 Avg. cum GPA: 3.96 Avg. TEAS score: 90.7% Avg. points: 69 out of 80" That's 2019. it goes up every semester. good luck!

Did anyone apply to CBU's Spring 2022 Traditional BSN? I'm a transfer student and I know they accept mostly their own students. But I wanted to know if anyone is applying there and has gotten any emails? I know they're supposed to have interviews until Oct 30. It says Oct 31 they will let you know if you're in I believe. Would love to hear from others. Thanks.

Hi guys! Is anyone applying to University of New Mexico's traditional BSN for Spring 2022? I know the results will be released Nov 30. It's one of my top choices! I am also out of state. Would love to start to thread & discussion! thanks. ?

Hi Everyone! Is anyone applying to University of New Mexico for Spring 2022 Traditional Pre-licensure BSN? Or applied for Fall 2021? Can anyone share their experience or results, accepted/rejected? I'm also out of state trying to transfer into the BSN program from being in community college with an Associates Degree. It's one of my top choice schools. I know acceptances are released Nov 30 from what it said on Nursing CAS. Any comments regarding UNM would be appreciated! Thanks!

I am considering Idaho State University's Traditional RN-BSN program as a transfer student. I got a conditional acceptance. Has anyone gone there and know anything about it? How are clinicals? Professors? Quality of learning? Even student life, dorm life (I'm out of state). Even the airport?? Thanks!! :)