UCI BSN Transfer Fall 2022

[transfer_nursingstudent]

Hey, I didn't see a thread yet so I decided to make one for those who are applying for UCI's Nursing program for transfers!

[transfer_nursingstudent]

I got in!

[Paragod2104, EMT-B]

1 minute ago, transfer_nursingstudent said:

I got in!

Ahhh congratulations!! I didn’t but it’s OK 

[Newnurse909]

I’m in!! Ahhhh I can’t believe it! 

[transfer_nursingstudent]

1 minute ago, JMims said:

I’m in!! Ahhhh I can’t believe it! 

Yay, congratulations see ya next year!

[yeehaw22]

Congrats on getting in!!

I didn't get in but was offered a waitlist position, which I didn't realize UCI had.

[Yubin]

For those who got accepted into uci/ucla, what school will you guys be attending this fall?

[Paragod2104, EMT-B]

6 minutes ago, Yubin said:

For those who got accepted into uci/ucla, what school will you guys be attending this fall?

I will be attending UCLA

[transfer_nursingstudent]

30 minutes ago, Yubin said:

For those who got accepted into uci/ucla, what school will you guys be attending this fall?

not sure yet, just weighing the pros and cons but I am leaning more towards ucla.

[NurseTori]

On 4/4/2022 at 7:26 PM, weirdedwordly said:

You're not kidding about the UC-required prereqs, I feel like I've been in school an extra year just to satisfy those requirements. This current Spring is my last semester of UC prereq classes (3 classes).

My cumulative GPA is ~3.90, science GPA is ~3.95. I have a few thousand hours as an emt (on an ambulance and as a firefighter), plus other experience from various jobs. Speak 3 languages, and lots of extracurricular & volunteer. I also realized after the fact that my PIQ's have a few typos. Oops.

I honestly have no idea how it could go; all I could do is spend too much time focusing on the stats of 400 applications and only 10 admitted transfers. Can't imagine there are 390 "bad" applicants, I'm sure a majority are amazing and diverse superstars. So who knows what the UC's want.

Do you need to provide proof of speaking more than 1 language? 

[NurseTori]

Is proof of speaking a second language required for instance courses completed in that language?

[Paragod2104, EMT-B]

2 minutes ago, Victoria Altamirano said:

Is proof of speaking a second language required for instance courses completed in that language?

You need to complete 2 courses in a foreign language either in high school or in CC to fulfill IGETC if that is what you’re asking. But they do not ask for proof of you speaking your native language if that is what you are referring to.

[M222]

hi I was wondering if anyone from here was initially put on waitlist then eventually accepted into the program? I know they only accepted 7 transfers, but I was curious how many they accepted from the waitlist.