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So I thought I read somewhere that GWAR is satisfied with 2 English comp/lit classes as a transfer student, but then I saw somewhere they were just a prerequisite. Does anyone know how we can go about dealing with this placement test/class?

Does anyone know if Sac State nursing program allows you to become a CNA after a certain number of semesters are completed? I know some schools do this but I'm not sure if Sac was among them!

The deadline is May 15th!

Ok just checking! There's a lot of info in there, I had to read them a solid 2-3 times myself 😂

Did we need to send anything about our HIPAA module? 😳 the email said no need to send in HealthStream documentation right now, just to do the module and sign that paper after we do it.

Heads up, the official e-mails should be out now, I just got one :)

I had a 4.0 GPA, and a 91.3 on the TEAS with no work experience. It updated about an hour after the first person in the thread said theirs changed.

I feel like that doesn't mean you're not in yet - mine changed a bit after everyone else's. It seems like they're doing them in waves maybe?

Wow, sounds intense! I didn't even realize the program was considered an accelerated program til the e-mail mentioned it. It's a bit intimidating but I'm still excited! Also, when you say there was a lot of variation, do you mean the times were often shorter/longer than scheduled or just moved around time-wise?

Quick question, the e-mail stresses that the orientation we need to go to as transfer nursing majors is June 17th. However, when I go to sign up for it, the only dates it will let me sign up for are the 11, 12, or 22nd. They're all labeled transfer orientation and are under my major. Are you guys having the same problem? Should I just sign up for the day that works best for me instead?

I'm in as well, congrats everyone! Can't wait to meet everyone.

If I were you, and you really want to go to SDSU, I don't see the harm in waiting. You'll still be able to put your intent in for SJSU tomorrow if something goes wrong with SDSU or we don't hear back in time! Edit: Just re-read your post - if today is the last day to put in your ITE then I would put it in just to be safe.

So if we get into the university, does that mean we got into the nursing program?

Are we supposed to put in our intent to enroll by May 1st? Other schools want you to even if you don't know about the nursing program yet, but you just aren't required to pay. I'm getting the protocol a bit mixed up for each school. So are you guys already putting in your intent or does SDSU have a different deadline for nursing majors?

I believe we just need a class for healthcare providers. I'm looking at one of the orientation documents from 2012 and it says "you will have to take a CPR class specifically for healthcare providers" Someone correct me if I'm wrong or this has changed!