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little company Torrance selected ICU candidates

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I had a phone interview for Saint John's today and scheduled a panel interview in the next week.

I heard Saint John's doesn't have dates for interviews at this time. Torrance started interviews last week.

Little Company panel interviews were last week. I heard St. John didn't have dates for panel interviews yet.

Interviews are on Tuesday

About 3 weeks for a reply

Hello! I applied for the September 2019 cohort and received a call back for a phone interview. Where are you all in the process?

Uworld only. Passed in 75 questions the first time in California. Received my results on the breeze website in 2 days. Got the good pop up. Did 1900 questions in 5 weeks with a 70% average. Very high chance of passing on the first assessment and high chance of passing on the second assessment. I felt Uworld questions were much more difficult than NCLEX questions.

Also, a $250 enrollment fee is due by 5/1.

I got my official acceptance into the program yesterday. I'm waiting for the university to send an admission email before I can accept the offer.

I got something in my email today confirming the school received the university and SON application as well as transcripts from each school i attended I was told to expect jump start acceptance email by mid may

Jump Start begins May 28th or so... We should hear back pretty soon

Hi, Current LACC student here. If you are new to the program, be sure to add the FB page titled, "LACC RN Program: Mentorship Hotline" to network with current LACC students and LACC grads. PM me if you have any questions.

Welcome to all you first semester students! I'm a current LACC student. Add the FB page titled "LACC RN Program: Mentorship Hotline" to network with current LACC students and LACC alumni! Feel free to PM me if you have any questions about the program.

LACC alumni here, if you have any questions, feel free to ask here or PM me. :)

Third semester is by far the most challenging. First semester seven students failed, second semester three failed, third semester eight failed. The policy within the LACCD is that if you fail one class you are able to retake it; however, if you fail more than one class, you are excluded from applying to any other nursing schools in the district. The bridge program is not competitive. Everyone who applied were accepted. The bridge program is completed through CSULA's extension program, so there is no financial aid available. It's about $3k for the two classes that are completed during Summer break. CSUDH and CSUF have similar programs that are available to all ADN students.

I wanted to start a thread for CSU Fullerton's Distance/Jump-Start RN to BSN program. I'm an active 3rd semester ADN student, and recently submitted my application to the Distance program. Anyone with info about the program please share here!

I was told by alumni 1 year of college Spanish is required for graduation.

Most or all applicants to the ADN-BSN collaborative were accepted from my cohort. You need to have all golden four classes completed to participate. You're not considered a CSULA student during the ADN-BSN program (t's through their extended learning program), so there is no financial aid available.

For first semester the schedule is as follows: 1 full day of class and 1 half day of class per week. There are two 8 hr clinical days per week. For clinical there are two groups at Olympia Medial Center, one at Mission Hospital, and one at Silver Lake Medical Center. I think you will be getting a new theory instructor.

I haven't spoken to an advisor yet, but am interested in the distance program the offer. Here is a link with info on both campus on distance RN-BSN: Bad Request

Hello all, Current student at LACC here. If you have any questions, feel free to ask! FYI: Ppl that were waitlisted in the high teens were accepted in previous semesters.

Not sure when they'll administer the TEAS, but it will probably be invite only.

I didn't see a Spring 2017 thread for LA Pierce College. Have any of you applied?