kittycoco

On section E it says 1sem unit = 15 hours. I wonder if that applies to classes listed on section D. Cuz I also took cultural anthropology, 2 chemistry classes, communication and pre-calc within my certification period. That's a lot of hours, more than I need. It seems too good to be true. Haha.

Nutrition and a&p are acceptable. I found a section of classes listed on the renewal form from the cdph site. I'm not sure if its the same on your state. And I still don't know how to convert the units into hours. I tried calling all the listed phone numbers for cna related questions but its either busy or its automated and doesn't go through. Aaah freakkin out cuz of my deadline to the nursing program.

Ventura college uses the point system now. You can get up to 100 points. If I turn everything in for the nursing program application, I calculated that i can have 81 points max. Is this a good chance of getting in right away? Compare to others, what's the usual or average points earned?

I live in cali and took Nursing Readiness within the 2 years I had my license. How can I check if this is one of the approved classes to renew my license? The website doesn't have a list.

I have the same issue. I live in cali and my cna license expires this June. I haven't worked as a cna. I've just been doing home-care. I need to renew my license to apply for the nursing program by March 15. I'm applying at nearby nursing homes. If I get hired, how long does the process usually take for me to start working? And once I submit my paper work that I have done the required hours as cna, how long does it take for my renewal to be updated? So the nursing department can verify that it has been renewed when they accept my application.

What school were you accepted to?

I'm interested in applying for the program on March 2011. I'm Option A but from another community college. I've completed all the pre-reqs and since CNA is not a requirement, I think I'm good to go. I have around a 3.4 cum gpa and all B's in anat, physio and micro. What are the chances of me getting in for Fall 2011? Is it possible to get in the program that quick?

How about in southern california?

Do you have to have to be a CNA in order to apply for their nursing program?

So far, WCU is the least expensive private school in Socal that I came across with. What is the BSN Nursing program like there? Since it is compressed in 9 weeks for classes, do you actually still learn about the subject? It seems too fast to put in a semester of learning into 9weeks. If I don't get accepted into CSU nursing school, I'm considering WCU. I want to get my BSN right away but I don't want to have to go through it fast if in the end, the material doesn't stick to me. Nursing will be my profession so I want to know what I am doing when I am in the field. Is 9weeks really effective in learning about nursing?

Thank you so much for the replies. I know requirements are different for every CSU's but the applicant pool statistic gave me a general idea. I still have a slight chance if I raise my gpa and do really well on the teas test. I hope I can get into the program next time around.

I have a 3.36 cumulative gpa as of now. I'm done with all the prereqs for nursing in any CSU. I have all B's in anat, physio, micro. If I apply to CSU's, what are the chances of me getting in? Has there been a student chosen recently to get into any of the CSU nursing programs with that low of a gpa and B's in the main courses? I just want to know what is likely to happen so I can prepare myself because I am thinking about going from ADN to RN to BSN now if my chances are very little to get into a CSU BSN program.