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Oh wow, that’s a lot of volunteering and experience!

Congrats! I’m very happy for you! How many hours of volunteer experience did you have applying as a CNA?

Oh nice! College of the canyons seems like one that favors GPA and TEAS most which I like. Glendale is also a full lottery which can be good to an extent LOL, I also looked into all the other schools and they do seem like good options too. I’m going to pry apply to like 18 schools all near me and will definitely apply to those you mentioned. Thanks for the help and the advice I really appreciate it!

I’m also located in Los Angeles. First off, congratulations! Im very happy to hear you got into the two you applied too. If you don’t mind me asking what colleges were those?

Hello everyone, I hope all is well. I am currently a pre nursing student, I am finishing my last pre requisite this semester (Physiology) and after I can start applying to and nursing programs for fall 2022 next year. I have been looking and reading about many colleges and it seems to me most use this “Multi-Criteria Selection Process”. I am 20, a second year college student at a community college finishing pre reqs. My question is, are there colleges that don’t use this selection process? The reason being I don’t have any degrees, I’m not military, I don’t have any points from hardship or refugee etc. I don’t have any certificates or hours in a hospital so for the most part I’m only averaging like 68-78 points on this type of selection process which doesnt make me the most competitive. I am expected to finish with a 4.0 in science and overall, 90+ on TEAS and Spanish second language. So I’m looking for colleges that don’t do this or where I can be more competitive, hence why I’m also looking for lottery’s as those I have a random chance of getting in. Please let me know if you know of any colleges you can think of that don’t use that process and are lottery or where you think my application can be strong. Thank you!

I am currently a pre nursing student, I am finishing my last pre requisite this semester (Physiology) and after I can start applying to nursing programs for fall 2022 next year. I have been looking and reading about many colleges and it seems to me most use this “Multi-Criteria Selection Process”. I am 20, a second year college student at a community college finishing pre reqs. My question is, are there colleges that don’t use this selection process? The reason I ask... I don’t have any degrees, I’m not military, I don’t have any points from hardship or refugee etc. I don’t have any certificates or hours in a hospital so for the most part I’m only averaging like 68-78 points on this type of selection process which doesn't make me the most competitive. I am expected to finish with a 4.0 in science and overall, 90+ on TEAS and Spanish second language. I’m looking for colleges that don’t do this or where I can be more competitive, hence why I’m also looking for lottery’s as those I have a random chance of getting in. Please let me know if you know of any colleges you can think of that don’t use that process and are lottery or where you think my application can be strong. Thank you!