For care plans, I don't have any specific book to recommend, but I'd suggest making acquaintances with students further along in semesters. Ask them to see some of their early care plans. That was...
Is anyone else having trouble accepting admission to the university using the MyCSULB website? I don't have any link that says "accept/decline" anywhere. The page is literally blank, except for some...
http://www.csulb.edu/depts/enrollment/admissions/applicant.html Go to the above link, and click on the "Check My Application Status" button. Enter your ID for CSULB, or your social, and follow all...
I'm a guy lol, so in terms of nursing roommates, my choices are more limited. Hopefully there's other guys that will be looking for possibly rooming. Or if I can find a nice studio for a reasonable...
I also thought about trying to find a roommate on this forum and by talking to people on orientation day. I definitely would prefer a roommate in the program, so we can at least mutually understand...
This is kind of off the topic of actually getting accepted into the program...but forgive me. I know there are some pretty knowledgeable people about the ins and outs of the program, so I figured it...
Hi there, I'll admit I am not a nurse, nor even a nursing student yet. I've been accepted in to two separate programs, an ADN and a BSN program. I've been working extremely hard for the last two...
Pretty sure the email only went out to those who were accepted. Because it says congratulations, etc. It was only sent to 74 (I may have miscounted) email
That "required" to do the trimester program is my fear. I'll be kind of upset if I give up my spot in Saddleback's program so I can go to CSULB, and then get lottery forced into 2 years of no down...
Does anyone know if the trimester program is 100% optional? As in, can I be forced to go into the trimester program, instead of my preferred choice of the three year
So, if we got in to the nursing program, we just have to wait for the university to confirm admission? Is it even possible to get into the program, but not the