Published Jan 17, 2019
ariana_
8 Posts
Hello everyone! I am planning to apply to the nursing program at San Diego City College (SDCC) this year. I did not find a board for this topic, probably because it's still early in 2019, but I like what others have done for previous application periods. I am starting CNA training on the 25th with the American Red Cross. That program ends in early April so I will have plenty of time to study for and take the TEAS. Has anyone has had experience with the American Red Cross CNA program? Has anyone else applying to SDCC had their transcripts evaluated? Also, when will you do your physical for the program?
coco1320
88 Posts
If you don't mind me asking, is there a reason you chose the Red Cross CNA program over the one offered at SDCC? Thanks!
The Red Cross gave me the option to take evening classes. The one at SDCC is during the week and I have a soon to be 10 month old at home. My husband will home in time for me to go to class. They also have a weekend option, but that starts later in the year.
On 1/20/2019 at 2:17 PM, ariana_ said:The Red Cross gave me the option to take evening classes. The one at SDCC is during the week and I have a soon to be 10 month old at home. My husband will home in time for me to go to class. They also have a weekend option, but that starts later in the year.
Thank you for the info! I'm going to look into it. I'll be starting nursing school later this year but I want become a CNA and work for a few months beforehand and hopefully work part-time during. Currently working 8-5 in an unrelated field so I will need an evening program as well.
Sorry I don't have any answers for the questions you posted! Since you mentioned you still need to take the TEAS, I will say that I found the practice tests on the ATI site to be incredibly helpful and very close to what the real test was like. I purchased a test prep book from Mometrix and while it was helpful for content review, the practice tests were not very similar to the test.
Thank you, I will be doing the ATI tests for sure. I also want to start working as a CNA while I wait for nursing school. Good luck to you ?
Mperine96
14 Posts
Do any of you know if they will give extra points for medical assistants, like they do for CNA’s?
On 4/30/2019 at 2:10 PM, Mperine96 said:Do any of you know if they will give extra points for medical assistants, like they do for CNA’s?
I would email them and ask, or just include it in your application packet.
ronfort1994
11 Posts
Does anyone here know how many times you can retake the TEAS test? I know if u fail your first examination, you can do a remediation plan to retake it again within one year after your first. But, what if you fail that again? Is that it forever? Or do the same process for the following year? I hope someone can answer.
koeky25
26 Posts
Hi! I'm having trouble getting a response from the school the past 2 days, I've emailed a few different departments. I know the deadline is Nov 1,2019 but we have to have our transcripts evaluated by Aug 1,2019. I am wondering if all of our prereqs must be completed by Aug 1 or if classes can still be in progress at this time. Do you all happen to know? I just passed my CNA state exam and I'm really hoping to apply by Nov 1 but I just simply won't be done with the classes by Aug 1. Thanks and best of luck!!!
Eviux25
77 Posts
Hello everyone,
anyone apply to SDCC ADN program yet ?
tillymarie
18 Posts
On 7/18/2019 at 9:26 PM, koeky25 said:Hi! I'm having trouble getting a response from the school the past 2 days, I've emailed a few different departments. I know the deadline is Nov 1,2019 but we have to have our transcripts evaluated by Aug 1,2019. I am wondering if all of our prereqs must be completed by Aug 1 or if classes can still be in progress at this time. Do you all happen to know? I just passed my CNA state exam and I'm really hoping to apply by Nov 1 but I just simply won't be done with the classes by Aug 1. Thanks and best of luck!!!
Did you get in touch with them and get the information you needed?
Not sure if you already have this but below is the informational packet and near the end is the scoring criteria they use.
http://www.sdcity.edu/academics/schools-programs/math-engin-tech/nursing/docs/nursing_education_general_info.pdf
On 9/4/2019 at 6:57 PM, Eviux25 said:Hello everyone, anyone apply to SDCC ADN program yet ?
Yes on monday. How about you?