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Southern Cali Nursing programs

Does anyone know of any ADN/BSN programs that are close enough to the San Diego area that are easier to get in to? The nursing programs here are all extremely impacted and its made it almost impossible to get in anywhere (private schools and junior colleges) if you do not have a perfect GPA or TEAS score. I have about a 3.3 and scored a 71 on my TEAS. But I have 7 years experience as an MA/PCA/ER tech. The experience doesn't seem to count for much since my GPA and TEAS are not competitive enough. I am mostly concerned with time, I don't want to keep wasting it trying to get better scores/GPA and getting rejected. I cant really up an move to a different state, but I would be willing to commute pretty far if it was only a couple days a week. Any ideas would be highly appreciated! 

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    Have you checked west coast university? they are expensive but from what I've read and heard they pretty much take anyone if you can pay the cost. ( I think its $100,000 ? ) But theres also glendale college thats $75,000 for their ADN program and a additional $25,000 for their BSN. ( My friend did that program and shes almost done and has a job lined up for ucsd I think) Theres also this other place called bardman and pacific college. I keep reading about these on the fb groups

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