San Diego City College ADN FALL 2018

Beaubeau · Mar 27, 2018

Any one in the bridge program get any updates about class starting next week? I'm not sure if I'm missing any communication with the professors but I haven't received an email since the last email about paying ATI. Just want to be sure I'm not missing out on anything

BILLABONG128 · Mar 29, 2018

I haven't received anything

jga0730 · Mar 29, 2018

Does anyone know if theres orientation for the LVN to RN students?

jga0730 · Mar 29, 2018

Regarding the ATI, this is what they emailed me The books typically arrive by mid-April. The course professors will notify the students regarding the pick-up date and time for the ATI books."

BILLABONG128 · Mar 29, 2018

Does anyone know if we can do this transition course online?

jga0730 · Mar 30, 2018

Has anyone ever transferred in their LVN to RN transition course from a different school???

RNstudent.O · Mar 30, 2018

Does the second nursing success course start on Thursday April 5th and not April 2 anymore?

Beaubeau · Mar 30, 2018

Yeah looks like they changed it last minute I have to switch my work schedule AGAIN

wattsup · Apr 13, 2018

hey guys! i'm hoping to apply in 2019 and was wondering if you could help with some questions? i emailed the counselor but haven't heard back yet. i know city college requires a CNA license in 2018 for new applicants....

1) are we also required to be actively working as a CNA at the time of applying? or is it okay just to have an active license?

2) since i still have another year before i am eligible to apply, i was wondering if i should wait to get my CNA license.

heez63 · Apr 13, 2018

If you can you should just get it out of the way. That way you don't have to scramble to put together your application. Also, being a cna can really help you as a nurse in my opinion. So the longer you have your license for and work as a cna the more prepared you can potentially be. As far as having to actively work I don't know. But you can always work at a registry like one day a week.

RNstudent.O · Apr 13, 2018

hey guys! i'm hoping to apply in 2019 and was wondering if you could help with some questions? i emailed the counselor but haven't heard back yet. i know city college requires a CNA license in 2018 for new applicants....
1) are we also required to be actively working as a CNA at the time of applying? or is it okay just to have an active license?
2) since i still have another year before i am eligible to apply, i was wondering if i should wait to get my CNA license.

I got accepted with just having a cna license, so I guess they will give you points for it even if you are not actively working as a cna.

Amyx593 · Apr 26, 2018

Hi! I'm also planning to apply in Fall 2019. Incase you haven't become aware, they JUST changed this on 4/24... CNA license is no longer required to apply (for now)