thatnursingguy03

From what I understood when I applied you can submit one score per application period so if you took that place somewhere other than NU you could take it again at the NU site with the rest of the applicants.

Did you start at a new grad program or did you go straight to being a floor nurse?

The first class is not as intense as I think the rest of the program is but the fast pace part of it helps you not get board cause you always have something you could do

We are actually just finishing up out first class. It's going well

I actually took my prerequisite at Taft college in Taft CA. I Just moved to SD for the nursing program

Is everyone ready to start class? I'm a bit nervous. Just wanna ease my mind a bit.

NU's admission requirements is a 2.7 on your prerequisites. They don't track the overall college GPA. As long as you have a good GPA in your prerequisites you should be fine. Just make sure you do well on your TEAS and the admissions essay.

Is there by chance anyone who's going to make a Facebook group page?

Has anyone received their letter yet?

They said not to send them until you know if you run or an alternate.

Hello all I think I'm a little late. I have 26 points on my app. I hope that's enough to get in. Does anyone know when we are supposed to hear back?

Has anyone on here applied for Cal grant and/or gotten awarded cal grant? I just wanna know like the process and like the timeline if that's possible please. Thank you

Is anyone on this Forum by chance looking for a roommate? I'm planning on moving down for this program so if anyone need a roommate or know where I could start let me know.

Hello RyFutureRN I'm just wondering if you by any chance applied to national university's nursing program as well, If you wanted to go to national's or what made you choose West Coast.

First off. I'd like to say thank you for the information. I just got accepted to National University's 45th cohort that begins in January. I was wondering what you would recommend. I'm currently single no kids. Mid 20's and have no debt. Since I have no real bug commitments would you recommend me to wait to get into a less expensive option though it may take about her year or would you say this is a good fit. Also I was wondering how many clinical hours does the program offer total and have you graduated yet and if so do you have any job prospects yet. Thank again and I hope to hear from you soon.