Redemption

Yup! You can apply in the fall and take it in the spring

You can complete it after! I'm taking that course right now

The cumulative GPA will be reported in January so your fall grades do count. I believe that the 60 units can be in progress. So as long as you complete at least 60 units by the end of fall of when you're applying you should be good to go! Best of luck to you!

Wait to be accepted into the nursing program, you have to be accepted into CSULB first correct? Or is it possible to be accepted into the nursing program and wait listed to the university lol..

I actually got an email saying I was waitlisted. But what's weird is that I tried to check my admission status to CSULB and it still says im waitlisted... I dont know how to react haha

I'm confused... I got an email saying that I have been selected to enter semester/trimester BSN program at CSULB, but I was initially waitlisted. Does that I mean I got off the waitlisted and am accepted?!?

Hi guys! Congratulations to all those accepted into Grossmont's nursing program! I had about a maximum of 82 points and received my acceptance email at 3:52pm. Fortunately for you guys I will not be attending Grossmont's nursing program because I got accepted into SDSU's BSN program for the fall of 2018!!! :) So this opens a spot for another person. I wish the best of luck to all of you!

Nope have not received an email

Check portals! I got admitted!

Hey guys! So fortunate I found this thread! I was also invited for the interview and got the email on March 13. I'm scheduled at 1:00pm Group A. How do you guys calculate your overall points because I can't seem to find the point scale? - 4.0 prereq science - 4.0 general prereq - 89.3% TEAS - 85.1% TEAS reading And is this a good amount of points?

Nope didn't hear anything back ):

My admission status date updated to February 28th too. It still says pending though

Kayl80, was your friend a nursing major? Still havent heard anything back

Has anyone heard anything back yet? My friends got their acceptance letters to SDSU but they were not nursing majors! I am extremely nervous and hope we all get accepted!

I go to a local San Diego Community College as well. I believe many transfer students are from community colleges that go into SDSU nursing, so this factor will not affect our admissions.