Riverside City College (RCC) School of Nursing (SON) - Spring 2020

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Hi there!

Welcome to the Forum for Prospective Nursing students starting in Spring of 2020.

The application period (subject to change and directly from RCC website) opens from the First Business day in September- the First Business day in October to apply for Spring.

Also, Please let me know if creating a Facebook group would be more streamlined.

Feel free to share questions, comments, concerns!

48 minutes ago, brittney2831 said:

I’m taking nursing 18 now. Has anyone who has taken the AP test have any helpful tips (like know of books or stuff to study with) ? Would I study stuff for HESI A2?

I used Saunders

18 minutes ago, HKP_soon2bRN said:

I used Saunders

Thank you. Would you know the title?

20 hours ago, brittney2831 said:

Thank you. Would you know the title?

It was NCLEX-RN Saunders

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CEP people, are you in cohort A or cohort B?

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Do you have guys have clinicals for 10 -12 hours?

23 hours ago, mushroomTinybear said:

CEP people, are you in cohort A or cohort B?

Cohort A

11 minutes ago, mushroomTinybear said:

Do you have guys have clinicals for 10 -12 hours?

Clinicals are 5.5 hours two days a week.

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is that nursing 11?

I looked at the schedule and I am about to quit.

Can you please tell me the schedule that you have?

I have a child and I am really freaking out about all that

Also, are you, guys allowed to choose your own hospital you want to do clinical in?

4 minutes ago, mushroomTinybear said:

is that nursing 11?

I looked at the schedule and I am about to quit.

Can you please tell me the schedule that you have?

I have a child and I am really freaking out about all that

Also, are you, guys allowed to choose your own hospital you want to do clinical in?

We are there Monday From 11:00am-3:50 pm .Tuesday and Wednesday from 7:00 am -4:35 pm and every other Friday from 7:40-1:00pm. This is not including extra lab hours for 11b or 11c during the week to practice. And no, we were not able to choose the Clinical site. Traditional RN students are there all week Monday-Friday, with seminar, and labs spread out

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2 minutes ago, mvrria said:

We are there Monday From 11:00am-3:50 pm .Tuesday and Wednesday from 7:00 am -4:35 pm and every other Friday from 7:40-1:00pm. This is not including extra lab hours for 11b or 11c during the week to practice. And no, we were not able to choose the Clinical site. Traditional RN students are there all week Monday-Friday, with seminar, and labs spread out

NRN-11 CNSL

Tuesday, February 18, 2020, 7am – 12:48pm

NRN-11 CNSL

Thursday, February 20, 2020, 7am – 12:48pm

CSUSB CEP Seminar

Friday, February 21, 2020, 8 – 9:50am

Is this not a correct schedule from RCC?

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9 minutes ago, mvrria said:

We are there Monday From 11:00am-3:50 pm .Tuesday and Wednesday from 7:00 am -4:35 pm and every other Friday from 7:40-1:00pm. This is not including extra lab hours for 11b or 11c during the week to practice. And no, we were not able to choose the Clinical site. Traditional RN students are there all week Monday-Friday, with seminar, and labs spread out

I forgot

NRN-11 CNSL

Wednesday, February 19, 2020, 7am – 1pm

1 minute ago, mushroomTinybear said:

NRN-11 CNSL

Tuesday, February 18, 2020, 7am – 12:48pm

NRN-11 CNSL

Thursday, February 20, 2020, 7am – 12:48pm

CSUSB CEP Seminar

Friday, February 21, 2020, 8 – 9:50am

Is this not a correct schedule from RCC?

That schedule is not including Seminar, or Monday CSNL, 11A or lab for CSUSB. Seminar for CSUSB starts at 7:40 am.

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1 minute ago, mvrria said:

That schedule is not including Seminar, or Monday CSNL, 11A or lab for CSUSB. Seminar for CSUSB starts at 7:40 am.

But that is the first semester only, right?

I looked at the last semester classes and there are clinicals which last for 12 hours. One was starting at 7 am and finishing at 730 pm.

then there was another week, that started at 3pm I believe and finished at 1130 pm. That is almost midnight! Are we planning to stay in the hospital all this time?I am so confused now

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