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Mine also updated to screen a few days ago! For anyone who received an interview did you get a call or email notification? I missed a call this past Monday from 916 area code number but they didn't leave a voice message and would not pick up when I tried to call back, just hoping it wasn't from them :p

met a recruiter at a nursing convention down in San Diego, she mentioned that applicants should be hearing back in the next couple of weeks for updates! Apparently applications are still open

Hiya! I applied yesterday, my application still says "under review" and I haven't heard anything back regarding a phone screening. I was wondering if there was still a chance that I would be invited ? If anyone has heard of candidates not being contacted the day after but later on.

Another update: The disqualification about missing documents was actually a technological error. I talked to someone from the health and sciences department and they told me so. I checked again and it was updated to another reason for disqualification which I believed was wrong so I requested a revaluation. I sent emails and other receipts supporting my case to both the health and sciences department and the Director of Nursing. They then got back to me and resolved the issue. So if you were initially disqualified I encourage you to recheck your status and it if it still says your disqualified but for a different reason you can decide whether or not you want a revaluation.

Hi everyone! Just wanted to let you all know you should try contacting the health and science department, either by calling or by email if you believe the decision or disqualification of your application was wrong. I called them this morning and they told me to contact the Director of Nursing for Delta regarding my concern. He evaluated my situation and realized it was a mistake on their end and fixed it!? I am proud to say that I am now invited to the Delta Program woo?

Did you physically hand in your application? I feel like everyone who turned it in in person so far has been disqualified

No problem! I hope more people come to find this forum so we could all connect with each other before going into class this sem You're welcome LOL I'm glad you were able to see your email before the due date of the acceptance ^^

Went by the school today to submit my documents for the application. Good luck to everyone else!

So I recently got admitted to the basic BSN program for CSU Chico for Fall 2023, and I literally can't find any post or forums that relate to the incoming cohort of Fall 2023 for this school. I wanted to connect with everyone who has applied and are waiting or who were also accepted for this coming semester. I'm so excited about the news but I feel like I can't find anyone else who also got accepted, I've tried searching reddit too.

I'm planning to submit my application soon and I just wanted some reassurance. For the TEAS, all we have to do is submit official transcript from ATI to SJDC right? I know that's what it says on the application, but I wanted to make sure we didn't have to include like a printed report of our score inside the application packet.

Oh no, I'm sorry to hear that :c I can't imagine how much stress you must be going through about this. I would say the AMCA certification might count but I would try to contact someone about it; I know you have talked to so many people already, so I'd understand if you'd be hesitant about it given your experience. I researched a little bit and it says on their website that AMCA provides national certification exams so that may count as a governmental facility but I don't want to give any false information. Also, I don't remember what they required for criterion 1D, if they needed a license number and all, but if you put a license number in your initial application they'll most likely need the documentation that you're submitting as proof of your certification to reflect that. So if you provided a license number in the application, but the AMCA certification does not have it on there, you may get disqualified. I saw someone mentioned something about using a different browser for the CDPH, so maybe you can give that another shot, but I'm not entirely sure beyond that. Update: I searched it up and CDPH states that AMCA was approved by the Department of phlebotomy so, I think certification from there should work.

Hi there! I do not know if any of my advice will help, but I wanted to provide some info just in case it can be of any use. I apologize in advance if this is a long response. I had a somewhat similar situation regarding my Certified Nursing Assistant certification. Since I graduated from the Delta CNA program and passed my state exams so recently, I did not have access to my physical license and they told me it would come in the mail within a month. I was afraid since this might be well past the deadline for submitting documentation. Although, for CNAs all the official information such as the registry list, the license number, start date, and expiration date of the certification can be found on the official CPDH website. This is where I found the critical information that I needed to provide on the application such as the expiration date and license number, under my name on the CPDH registry list. I contacted the Health Science department and explained my situation and asked if I could just send a screenshot of the information provided on the official CDPH website to prove my certification in place of the physical license. They told me as long as it is government issued or information provided on a government mandated website it should be fine. Which is why I was able to since CDPH is the California Department of Public Health and is government regulated. I am not really sure how phlebotomy licenses work, but I know you mentioned you already provided the information on your initial application in criterion 1D about your license or certification. I would assume that you somehow found the info such as the expiration date and license number somewhere. If that place where you found the info is a government issued website such as a registry list or something like that, I believe you could possibly utilize that as proof instead of a physical license or certificate. This was the information that was advised to me by the supervisors of the Delta ADN program. I hope some of this information can help in any way! Update: I believe I found the link to the CDPH License search for phlebotomy licenses. I am not entirely sure but you can try it out for yourself. Here's the link: https://www.cdph.ca.gov/Programs/OSPHLD/LFS/Pages/licensesearch.aspx

Hi, we can start emailing them already. I emailed them on April 12th and got my alternate list number on the 13th. I would say to just include your student ID number in the email though just in case they need it to identify where you are.

Just applied with 80.5 points. I am very nervous ? I also put both the course code and course name in my application, so I hope that does not mess anything up for me.