JaniceKuang

That's what i thought at the beginning. Then I looked at the schedule and something like "65/55", all the sudden, I believed that class was full. That's why i signed up for two. In fact, classes are still open. Overall, I was able to sign up for classes which is weird.

Hi Rayrayb, I will be taking all the classes required for Fall except nutrition. I have taken introduction of nutrition back in 2014 summer in a CC, so I think it is based on all the classes you have taken. Maybe that is a different nutrition class school requires? best, janice

Thank you so much for your answer. I checked my enrollment time, and it was at the beginning of June. I signed up for some classes (2) already because I thought I was so late to enroll classes at that moment (almost a heart attack). Those two classes were the ones I was sure (time & professor), but I was not sure about the other two classes due to I could not find any information about the those pofessors. I also got emails about psych, nutrition, and sociology classes. Again, thanks for the input. :)

Hi guys, it is me again. I am wondering has anyone enrolled in any classes so far? I don't know which professors and time to pick? Any advice will be appreciated. :)

http://www.csueastbay.edu/csci/departments/nursing/files/docs/CSUEB%20Student%20Hdbk%2015-16%20Final.pdf This is a link for csueb nursing handbook for 2015-2016, I believe that our future classes will be similar. Hope that helps.......

I want to send out my biggest congrats to all future nurses (including myself LOL), I am just curious for those who got in, anyone going to Hayward campus? We will be classmates... YAY!!!

Yes, that is super fast, and honestly, I don't enjoy pressure at all because I personally have difficulty making decision (that's why I am here. LOL). I don't have any kids

It is 16 months (1 year and 4 months). There will be day, night, weekend classes I believe. But tuition is not too bad. The whole program is around $14000.

Thanks for getting back to me. Time is my big factor as well. Correct me if I am wrong, csueb nursing program is 2.5 years right (not including summer). Also, location is another big factor because I want to live close by home. Right now I am in LA, and I really want to go back home. Plus, CSUEB tuition is really cheap (~$2200 per quarter). Today is the last day to accept/decline my offer.......Arrrrrrr.

First of all, I just want to say a big congras for incoming nursing students. I have made up my mind to go to csueb (Hayward campus) because I was waitlisted at csun (Northridge). I did no even hope for anything from Northridge. However, I got an email regarding my acceptance into their ABSN program. I am really struggle right now. Could anyone please help me out? Any advice will be really appreciated. Thank you in advance!

Congratulations for those admitted students. I got in and I picked Hayward campus because it is closer to home.

Don't worry, I am sure you will know which one you want to go later East bay was actually my back up plan before, but the tuition is cheap and location is closed to my family. That's why I decided to go there instead of going to APU (Azusa Pacific university).

Hope you get in. Fight! !!! The living of cost is not too bad compare to Los angeles, which is where I am living right now. The tuition for this school is relatively cheaper than others. Is this school your top choice?

To Ninifani707, Nice. I am looking at the Hayward campus, which I am originally from. My family lives in San Jose. That's why I chose Hayward campus instead of Concord. I do have points for speaking Chinese (sorry, I forgot to mention)

Hello all, I am surprised that there is not a single thread for east bay for fall 2016. Anyway, I am just curious the statistics for admission and know some potential classmates form this site. GPA:3.75 TEAS:90 have healthcare experience. Thanks in advance for your inputs.