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anotherhopeful

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  1. So i applied to CSU fullerton and long beach as a pre-nursing major. Yet, as people around me have already gotten their acceptance letters to fullerton, i've heard of nothing. SO. I was actually contemplating whether or not to go straight to community college for an ADN. Now i'm curious. Is it possible to finish my pre-reqs in another community college, and then transfer to cal states for BSN? Also, how do I know what pre-reqs are required? As in, do I just apply to a CC and put in classes required for cal state pre-reqs? Are cal states students more favored over transfers? What I'm nervous about is that I've been hearing that there were ideas to make it a required act for students to get a BSN for nursing, as opposed to a 2 year like an ADN or even LVN. I live in california (southern california), and I've always wanted to be a nurse. What are the colleges that don't have a wait list? As in, it's not a lottery system or what not, but dependent on gpa? Thanks
  2. i'm curious about the stats. when i do apply for a nursing program at a california state university, i'm curious as to my competition. I understand nursing school is pretty competitive. so out of curiosity, how many students actually get accepted to different cal states? how many apply in the first place? I don't need exact figures, rather i'd like to know an estimation.. thanks!

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