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Does anyone know when Summer enrollment opens for the Physical Assessment N175 class?

Yeah 4.5/5 stars ? Haven't gotten an official letter yet either ?

You're very welcome! ?

I enrolled in UCSD extension - class is $745, slightly cheaper than UCLA extension. And then can apply for tuition reimbursement from my work. Where are you seeing $1050? I'm seeing $760 for UCLA extension's physio class - https://www.uclaextension.edu/sciences-math/sciences/course/foundations-human-physiology-physci-x-4526

Same!! Congrats! ? That was so fast! Are you guys waiting on other schools or are you planning to accept?

Yeah, my classes have expired

Hello! I applied to the ACNP program. Hoping to hear good news! Good luck to everyone!

Question! Do we turn in one official school transcript or three?

Hi everyone! I'm nearing the end of my first year of nursing school and I'm interested in becoming in an RNFA but I'm not exactly sure what you're required to do in order to become one. I know you're supposed to have a CNOR certification, but what else? Also, what is it like to become an RNFA? Any info would be appreciated! :) THANKS!!!

good luck on your finals mkaur! :)

Yeah I tried, but apparently it's against the terms of service b/c one of the admins took it off haha. I'll send you a PM then :)

Wang, you already got an email regarding the nursing orientation?? Or is this for transfer students?

Here is the name of the page: CSULA Nursing Class of 2016

Alright, made it! Search for "CSULA Nursing Class of 2016" Let me know if you guys can't find it! Spread the word! :)

Just came upon this website and it seems pretty helpful in helping you find affordable health insurance. Haven't made any calls yet to get more information, but I'm planning on doing that when I have time! http://www.ehealthinsurance.com/individual-family-health-insurance And yes, if anyone finds a good, affordable health insurance plan, please share! :)

Congrats nessa! (:

Their campus is pretty decent; I would consider it a medium sized campus. There are some really old buildings mixed with some really nice ones so it balances out =P There's a Student Union (it's new) where a lot of students come to chill or study and a nice gym in the basement that you get to use at no extra cost, so try to take advantage of it! Oh and there's also a Starbucks on campus!! YUM. The classes are actually pretty small compared to most colleges. The largest lecture I had had about 190 students and that was a popular human anatomy class. Regarding student services, there are free tutoring services in the library, a health office, enrollment services, cashier's office, financial aid; etc. You can get free scantrons and blue books from the ASI Center in the Student Union (don't forget this!!). Oh and there's also a very convenient bus/train station on campus, too :) Not sure about clubs, but I feel like a lot of them are fraternities and sororities based on what I saw during welcome week haha. I know there are clubs that we can join once we're in nursing school though. As for living off campus and stuff, I actually commute to CSULA, so I wouldn't know much about good places to live near CSULA, sorry

I'm currently going to CSULA :)

Hi everyone! :) Can't wait to meet all of you guys this September!! Are you all currently going to CSULA?

AnxiousAntsy, it says June 3rd for Transfers/Returning students. Here: CSULA Enrollment Confirmation Deposit

Just received my acceptance letter through snail mail too, guys!! SO HAPPY! :)

Oh my gosh, I have 27 points too! But I haven't heard anything from them yet Ugh, the suspense..... I wonder if they really just look at the points? But congratulations tooleyt!! :) Hopefully we will all get in!!

I go to CSULA too :)!

AnxiousAntsy, either that or email/phone call based on what people from last year said! Hope we all get in!!!

Nope, haven't heard from admissions yet :/ They just told me they're trying to send the letters ASAP. Heard from friends that they're sending rejection letters before acceptance letters though