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Hi, does anyone know when they will be sending out rejection emails/offers? Hopefully it will be next week!

I also did the video interview and did not hear anything since.

Hi guys! First of all congrats to everyone who has been accepted for the fall 2013 program. I'm part of the fall 2012 cohort and will be finishing my first year of nursing school this wednesday. Yippie . I know you guys are anxious about starting this fall since i was in your guys shoes. If you got any questions shoot me them and ill reply as fast as I can

Hello fellow nursing students, I'm currently looking for an excellent book that helps build critical thinking skills in regards to how professors test on exams. I been browsing this site and I stumbled across the Saunders NCLEX book. My question is that would this book have practice questions about nursing fundamentals in regards to ADPIE, sleep, wound care, etc. Is it neatly broken down into those topics? Are there practice questions for each of the topics I mentioned? Thank you!

CONGRATS !

Congrats on the acceptance

@onesteph It all depends on how your studying habits are, but usually it will take 2 years to finish the GE's and nursing pre-reqs. Also, with the current budget crisis csu's are experiencing, getting into a pre-req nursing class will be difficult. When I was taking my pre-reqs, I made sure that I did not have two major science courses in the same semester so I can focus on getting an A in them.

I believe that is true frito. La county is highly reputable for putting out nurses that enter the battlefield. Also, heard the clinical experience that you will receive is unlike any other you will receive from other adn programs. In the end, it really doesnt matter where you attend for nursing just as long the school you attend has an excellent nclex pass rate.

@unsunghero Thank you! I applied last september. CSULA only accepts one pool of applicants a year.

Wow, time flew by pretty fast. I got accepted to csula bsn program (yay) so one more lucky student should get a seat in lacc program.

We will get that information sometime during the summer.

@Mcfrito Are you saying 57 points without the TEAS? If you were to score a 75% overall score or above on the first attempt on the TEAS test you will attain 20 points which would put you in a total of 77 points. Based on last year statistics, the cut-off was 82 points.

Thats good to hear joy. Atleast you still have an opportunity to be in the program

No pcc

I say it was pretty competitve this applicant cycle. Dont quote me, but i think the cut off was around 21-22 points in terms of admission into the program. If you look on the csula SoN page you will see the break down of the point system. Use that as a guide on how to achieve the maximum number of points you can possibly get.