MrNurseDavid

I registered for the background check and I'm getting confused with the due dates of things. When I made a profile, under the "Clinical Requirements CB24: Nursing Pre-licensure Fall 2013" category, there is the list of shots and other health documents needed to complete. Along with the list are different due dates. My question is about the email about our background check. Its says all health forms and lab/tests results are due July 12 but when I check online on the certifiedbackground.com account says various dates from Aug, Sept, etc. Does anyone else have this confusion?

I was reading on the required items we will need to purchase at orientation like nurse patches and scrubs. How many of those things do we think we need?

Did anyone get several emails about background checks, orientation and health documents? I got them for the past few days and it seems so much to take in all of what needs to be done. Anyone else feel kinda stressed?

I don't see the 2015 listed. Only '14, '13, '12 but those are all closed groups.

I don't have an iphone so I can't do that whole tapping thing and pm.I also went on fb and tried typing in "CSUEB Nursing" and several possibilities popped up. Theres 1 under people called "Melissa Nursing" and several under groups.

@EllTee2B: Hey I want to join the fb group. I don't know how to pm on this website but you like use to post our emails?

@EllTee2B:Thank you very much! I'm excited to meet my fellow classmates. Hope everyone is enjoying their summer before school starts.

Its official. I got an email confirming my acceptance into the Concord campus which I prefer since I live close to it. Now time to get the forms and paper work dealt with. Can't wait to meet you guys at orientation! Also was anyone doing a fb page for nursing school? We should have one up before school starts so we can be familiar with each other.

Does anyone know if we only go to 1 orientation date which is the nursing orientation or do we also need to sign up for student orientation like everyone who attends CSUEB?

I remember going to an advising secession in Concord when I was interested in applying and I remember the spoke person said that we can take our upper divisions along with our nursing courses. I was sure if the Concord campus offers any of those upper division courses. I think we might have to take those at Hayward. Any thoughts?

@Lady0121: Do you know what we are suppose to do with the email cause it basically gave us all those links that we can already see when we go to the school's website.

Did anyone get this email after they replied back to the school: Hello, In our efforts to respond in a timely manner, we are providing the following information to help with immediate questions or concerns. For specific inquires, you will receive a follow-up email. Thank you for your patience. Pre-Licensure Program (Applicants without a current California RN License) - http://www20.csueastbay.edu/csci/departments/nursing/files/docs/Pre-Licensure%20Brochure.F13.pdf LVN-BSN Program (Applicants with a current LVN License) - http://www20.csueastbay.edu/csci/departments/nursing/files/docs/LVN-BSN%20Brochure%202013.pdf RN-BSN/ADN-BSN Program (Applicants who hold or will hold California RN License) - http://www20.csueastbay.edu/csci/departments/nursing/files/docs/RN-BSN%20Brochure%202013.pdf Nursing & Health Sciences general advising sessions - General Advising Sessions Nursing Pre-Admission Transcript Evaluation - Please attach or fax unofficial transcripts and/or course descriptions. Evaluation will take 3-4 weeks. New RN Residency Program - New RN Residency Program Announcements/Postings - Please reply to this email with an attachment outlining the details. We will post the information upon department chair approval. Thank you! -- Sincerely, Department of Nursing & Health Sciences CA State University East Bay 25800 Carlos Bee Blvd, SC-N 143 Hayward CA 94542 Phone: 510-885-3481 Fax: 510-885-2156

Hi everyone! I got accepted to CSUEB! I already sent my email that I would be going and I chose the Concord campus. High five to the Concord people.I hope by now everything falls through for now.

@Calicera: That's a smart strategy to studying because you assess yourself to see where you need to improve. Before I took my TEAS, I just reviewed the book and then did the 2 online tests. I didn't reevaluate my weaknesses which screwed me over when I actually took the exam. I'm taking it over again so hopefully this new approach can help guide me better.

@songiecookie: I heard the McGraw-Hill practice are really helpful. My brother used both the ATI online tests and the McGraw-Hill tests to help him study and he got a 89% on his actual TEAS exam. I waiting for my McGraw-Hill book to come in so I can get on studying. I'm going to be taking it a 3rd time so I'm hoping for the best with this 3rd try.