AnhTuanBui

Hey Kaur, about the trick, my friend who got a bad pop up actually passed. So false negatives do happen. From reading all the posts in the past, the wait is sometimes ridiculously long, and I am sorry you have to go through this. Best of luck. Keep us posted!

I passed! I hope you do too.

Did you try the Pearson trick at all? That is the only thing I am using to hold on to now.

I am glad you started the topic. I am here waiting for the result as well. Lots of friends took the NCLEX in June got the results back within 1.5-2 days. Let's hope it gonna be this midnight.

so you did get one. I haven't gotten anything ? and yes, I did apply for M/S

In the past (I read the thread from previous years), they are going to send out reference request after the interview. I am just wondering have you received any thing like that?

http://arweb.sdsu.edu/es/catalog/2015-16/110_Nursing.pdf According to their catalog, the transfer student can fulfill the chemistry requirement by completing a chemistry course that falls under B1 chemistry area. (footnote page 367) Even though the chemistry class I took does not cover organic chemistry, it actually belongs to the B1 chemistry area. I think I should be okay then (I hope). By the way, do you try to calculate your points? Mine is around 71(if I do not make a mistake), and it includes my work experience. I've been working as a CNA.

I am transferring a school from Los Angeles. I should have asked their admission office even before I applied for their nursing program. It just that when I interpreted their chemistry requirement, I thought any chemistry of the list will be fine (i.e general, inorganic, organic, or integrated). Anyway, I hope we received the decision soon.

By the way I just want to ask a side question. This is SDSU Nursing school's chemistry requirement. Chemistry (General, Organic, Inorganic, or Integrated with Lab) (Minimum grade of C). Does it mean that taking either general or organic or inorganic chemistry will fulfill their requirement? Or do I have to take a series that covers all general, organic, and inorganic chemistry? I only took General Chemistry, and I think that might affect my chance

Probably this week.

Has anyone received the decision from the school yet? It is so nerve wrecking.

Just quick question. Could anyone tell me what point (based on their point system) you need to get in?