Best way to transfer into nursing at UCLA?

blueskyforever
Sun, 11 Oct 2015 05:48:41 +0000

If you call Mark Covin, who is the Student Recruitment Coordinator at the UCLA School of Nursing [310-825-3109], he may be able to give you some guidance regarding the likelihood of transferring into the program which is extremely difficult since they do not have many openings. The UCLA School of Nursing is having an Admissions Info. Session on Sat. Nov. 7 from 11am to 1 pm at the SON. The prerequisites for nursing are generally chemistry, microbiology, lifespan human development, stats, and anatomy and physiology. A full year of A &P is usually done over 2 semesters - a summer A & P class may not count. If your intention is to becoma a RN as soon as possible, then you may want to transfer into nursing at your CC & get an associates in nursing then later you could transfer to UCLA or another school & do a RN to BSN degree. If you decide to get a bachelors degree in biology then the 2nd bachelors in nursing is more popular and realistically attainable than the programs where you get a masters degree in nursing with out having the bachelors in nursing as a foundation. Read through the nursing major thread which is posted under your thread. There is a link to the California NCLEX results & that will give you a list of all the accredited RN nursing programs in the state.