Santa Rosa JC Nursing 2019

[Lakielake]

Hi guys! Is anyone else going to be applying to the SRJC nursing program this spring for the following fall semester or subsequent spring semester?? Would love to get in touch with you guys and have someone else to share this with (:

[Lakielake]

No, just that I was high on the list but I was more so asking about what date I could expect to know about my acceptance on. She basically said any day now until January. ??‍♀️

[luvnursing19]

Hello all, just found this forum. I found out today that I got in to the Santa Rosa program. Congrats to everyone who got in and wishing all of you the very best who haven't heard yet or are on the alternate list. has anyone heard specifics about the Santa Rosa program from someone who's in it? Like are the professors supportive, approachable etc? Also do you know how to find the list of clinical rotation sites? I have looked everywhere online and can't find it. Thank you for any help that you can provide :-).

[luvnursing19]

1 hour ago, Lakielake said:

No, just that I was high on the list but I was more so asking about what date I could expect to know about my acceptance on. She basically said any day now until January. ??‍♀️

Hope you find out sooner rather than later. Waiting is so hard.

[luvnursing19]

4 hours ago, kokokai said:

Thanks for the input! NCLEX pass rate for SRJC is 97% and CCSF is 92%...both very good!! Commuting doesn't seem ideal; however, a bridge to BSN program is something I'm weighing heavily. CCSF offers a concurrent BSN with SFSU. SRJC used to have one with SSU but it's not operating right now ? Ahh decisions!

Congrats to everyone!! And those on the waitlist-don't lose hope! I was called off the waitlist for CCSF. There's always a chance! ☺️

Can you please clarify about the bridge program with Sonoma State not operating right now? I looked at the website and the only one that's not operating on their website is Napa. It looks like Sonoma is still operating. Your clarification be greatly appreciated :-).

[kokokai]

Oh, if you could send me the link to what you were looking at, that would be great!! I have been looking on the SSU RN to BSN webpage, which says they are not admitting students. I couldn't find any other useful info regarding the topic! https://web.sonoma.edu/nursing/bsn-post/index.html

I'll continue doing research on it because having a bridge to BSN program is a dealbreaker for me!

[luvnursing19]

On 5/31/2019 at 11:00 AM, kokokai said:

Oh, if you could send me the link to what you were looking at, that would be great!! I have been looking on the SSU RN to BSN webpage, which says they are not admitting students. I couldn't find any other useful info regarding the topic! https://web.sonoma.edu/nursing/bsn-post/index.html

I'll continue doing research on it because having a bridge to BSN program is a dealbreaker for me!

I clicked on the link that you provided which is what I went to before and then clicked on the information link and there is an asterisk next to Napa college and on the bottom it has the astric and says not accepting students so I'm not sure if they are just not accepting students from Napa or they're not accepting students at all. I'm going to call on Monday.

https://web.sonoma.edu/nursing/bsn-post/cnecm.html

[kokokai]

Oh I see what you mean luvnursing19. I wish it were more clear! Please let me know what you find out when you call...I’m sure having a current BSN bridge program is important to a lot of us applicants ?

[sheepmom]

Hey @kokokai ☺️ Do you mind checking your DM’s? I sent you a private message.

[kokokai]

@luvnursing19 Upon further reading I see that the CNECM program is operating for SRJC->SSU, while the traditional post-licensure program is not. This is good news in the sense that, at least, there is an option for beginning to earn a BSN while still in the ADN program. The flipside is that, this program takes the Summer, Fall and the Springs semesters to complete after ADN graduation. ?

[amas]

@kokokai they also only accept a handful of students too, but the good thing is that its 95% online so you can work while bridging.

[luvnursing19]

37 minutes ago, kokokai said:

@luvnursing19 Upon further reading I see that the CNECM program is operating for SRJC->SSU, while the traditional post-licensure program is not. This is good news in the sense that, at least, there is an option for beginning to earn a BSN while still in the ADN program. The flipside is that, this program takes the Summer, Fall and the Springs semesters to complete after ADN graduation. ?

Thank you so much for the info kokokai. Extremely helpful. ?

[naanakins]

Hello Everyone,

I just received an email stating I need to take the TEAS exam in 2 weeks at SRJC. Does anyone know if this email means I am provisionally accepted into the program and just need to pass the TEAS exam to get in? Does it mean that I still have a good chance of getting in? Or should I not get my hopes up and everyone usually receives this email no matter what their application status is? The email does not say anything specific. Just that it needs to be completed.