UCLA MSN/ APRN FALL 2023

accepted! for some reason I thought they're still accepting applications all the way to 3/1 so I didn't know it'll come out so soon! I'm excited :) 

Which programs did you guys apply for? Accepted too but choosing between CSULA and UCLA . Tuition fees are the biggest concern

I applied for the Adult /Gerontology NP Program. I know cal state programs are cheaper than UC. Best of luck to you whichever you decide to go. 

Got accepted March 1! Good luck to everyone who applied!

Ended up choosing Uc! Agacnp. Best of luck to all of us? are you guys local in la? I'm from San Diego. Looking for housing options at this time if you guys have any connections or recommendations.

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Ended up choosing Uc! Agacnp. Best of luck to all of us? are you guys local in la? I'm from San Diego. Looking for housing options at this time if you guys have any connections or recommendations.

I think I'm going to go with UCLA as well! 

I am local-ish, going to commute from NoHo which is just a 30 min drive! I don't know how much you're willing to spend, but if you're interested, I love my apartment, it's brand new haha! Alexan in NoHo. 

I wonder if any of you guys have already taken Physiology and Physical Assessment, class or planning to enroll in the Summer at UCLA?  

Planning to enroll for this Summer. You can register for the nursing-3 course now. Pricey tho. $1800 for the class.

Hello All!  I've tried looking into other areas but I've been unsuccesful. Congratulations to you all who've been accepted! Curious, I was planning to apply to UCLA APRN program for next fall 2024. What were your current stats when applying? Example: GPA, years of experience, recommendation letters, etc. GPA is a big one for me since I'm scared I won't get in. Applying for UCLA and CSULA 2024 APRN cohorts. Thanks a bunch!

hi there,

UCLA does not require work experience but obviously, it will be beneficial for you if you have experience. Also, a low GPA shouldn't be a reason for you to discourage from applying. They will ask you to submit your GPA, Statement of Purpose, Personal Statement, Resume, and 3 letters of Recommendation. They will make a decision based on the overall information you submitted. Good Luck!! 

Hi there! Applying to NP school this fall for next fall and am interested in the UCLA FNP program. For those of you who got in, would you mind sharing what your experience, GPA, etc looked like? Just wondering if I have a shot at this program! Thanks! 

Hello there! I'm also interested in UCLA NP programs. Just graduated this May from my BSN and not sure how's the chances of getting in with not much experience working as a RN? And my GPA wasn't that high overall so wondering accepted students what are your status regarding GPA and work experiences, etc. Thank you in advance!