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Who Can Apply?

This is an online program, except for one field experience course in the last semester.   If you will be a new graduate this academic year from an ADN (Associate Degree in Nursing) school at Chabot, Contra Costa, De Anza, Los Medanos, Merritt, or Ohlone College, we have a  Post-Licensure Collaborative (ADN-BSN) program  partnership with these schools.  Please see that program's page for more detail about how to apply to the collaborative.

ADMISSION AND APPLICATION DETAILS

Getting started - application checklist, roadmap and program brochure, fall admission, post-licensure program.

Use this  Application Checklist and read our BROCHURE to help you keep track of requirements and due dates.

Please see a ROADMAP for the course schedule.  Post-Licensure One Year/Full Time Option Fall 2023 or later Post-Licensure Two Year/Part Time Option Fall 2023 or later

Fall 2020 and Fall 2021 cohorts had alternate schedules due to the pandemic .

Attend an  INFORMATION SESSION  at one of our campuses, offered monthly.

Complete a  Self-Evaluation  to see if you are ready to apply.

Find out the Cost of the Nursing Program   (same tuition and fees as the university).

PROGRAM ELIGIBILITY

Be a graduate of an Associate Degree in Nursing (ADN) Program or Diploma Program within the last twelve months;  OR  have six months or equivalent full-time nursing practice within the United States in the past two years.

RN LICENSE REQUIREMENT

Have proof of an unrestricted, unencumbered California RN License by time of entry into program.

SUBMIT TWO APPLICATIONS

ONLY IF YOU MEET PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS / 3.00 GPA / PREREQUISITE DEADLINES

1. Cal State East Bay  University   Application (if a transfer student)

2. Cal State East Bay  NURSING  Application for Post-Licensure (RN-BSN) Program

Method of Instruction

How courses are taught.

This is an online program except for one field experience course.  The one course that requires in-person attendance is Community Health Practice.

See BROCHURE for a full course schedule. (The brochure is in process of being updated.  It will be posted here when finalized.)

GPA Requirements

Minimum gpa to qualify.

• Have a 3.00 average prerequisite GPA in the following

ALL EIGHT prerequisite courses combined,  AND Just the FOUR prerequisite science courses

• Have a 3.00 average CUMULATIVE GPA  from the school where completed your Nursing program, or where you are in process with your Nursing program (reviewed at time of application and upon graduation from your Nursing program).

Cal State East Bay applies +/- grades in Nursing Prerequisite GPA calculations.

Prerequisites

Nursing program prerequisites.

• Human Anatomy/Physiology I with lab (Biol 270)
• Human Anatomy/Physiology II with lab (Biol 271)
• Introduction to Clinical Microbiology with lab (Biol 230)
• Chemistry for Health Sciences with lab (Chem 161 or 165)  OR General Chemistry 1 (Chem 111 + CHEM 111L)  OR Survey of Organic Chemistry (Chem 230 or 331)
• Accelerated College Writing (Engl 102), GE Area A2 (or AP / IB Exam)
• Public Speaking or Interpersonal Communication (Comm 100 or 104 or MLL 111), GE Area A1
• Elements of Statistics and Probability (Stat 100 or 110, or AP Exam)
• Workshop in Critical Thinking (Phil 100), GE Area A3

Prerequisite courses are listed above with the Cal State East Bay name and course number. All prerequisite courses taken at campuses other than Cal State East Bay must be approved as equivalent. Candidates can check on  TES   for course equivalencies nationwide.  Another resource is  www.assist.org   to check for equivalencies at California public colleges and universities. 

Email   [email protected]  for information on prerequisites that do not appear on either of  the listed equivalency websites.

PREREQUISITE DEADLINE AND MINIMUM GRADE

Prerequisite courses can be in progress at time of application, through the academic year when you apply.  All final prerequisite grades and official transcripts from fall in-progress prerequisites must be received by January 31 and after that, by July 1.

All prerequisite courses must have a "C" or better. A "C" or "C+" grade (or better) is acceptable, as long as the 3.00 minimum GPA requirement is still met. A "C-" grade, however, is too low, and is not acceptable.

RULES AND GUIDELINES FOR SPECIFIC COURSES

If you complete a combined "Anatomy & Physiology I" course, you must take PART II from the same campus. If you take a single-topic "Anatomy" course at any campus, you may take a single-topic "Physiology" course from any other campus.

The critical thinking prerequisite can only be satisfied by a specific logic-based class, with reference to inductive/deductive reasoning and/or evaluation of fallacies.

A higher level math course, such as Calculus or Trigonometry, CANNOT substitute for the statistics prerequisite.

Complete a separate course for each requirement - there is no "double-counting" requirements such as taking one class to meet both English composition and critical thinking.

Prerequisite courses that overlap with GE requirements are not waived for second bachelor degree candidates.

CREDIT/ NO CREDIT COURSES

ONE non-science prerequisite may be taken credit/no credit. All science prerequisites must be taken for a letter grade.

During the timeframe of COVID-19, some exceptions apply. Cal State East Bay Nursing strongly recommends a letter grade for nursing prerequisites , especially the science courses.   Our program will still accept CR (credit) on a transcript for a prerequisite course taken during spring 2020 or summer 2020.  Courses taken for CR (credit) during fall 2020, spring 2021 or summer 2021 will be evaluated case-by-case.  A class with a CR grade will not be included in the prerequisite GPA calculation.

AP EXAM CREDIT

Our office will accept an AP Exam score of 3 or higher to meet the requirements for the following courses, as shown in table below:

An approved AP Exam score will not be factored into the prerequisite or major GPA formula. To meet Nursing program application guidelines, send an official AP Exam score report to Cal State East Bay Admissions and upload an unofficial copy of the AP Exam score report to NursingCAS as proof of the score by the JANUARY 31 deadline. If a student earns AP credit for English and/or Statistics, that student may NOT take any additional non-science prerequisites for credit/no credit.

POLICY FOR REPEATING PREREQUISITE COURSES:

• There is no penalty for retaking a prerequisite course for the Cal State East Bay Post-Licensure Program.
• Check with your campus what the guidelines and policies are for repeating a course that earned at least a 'C' grade (Academic Renewal).
• For the Cal State East Bay Nursing application, the higher grade is always considered for a repeated course, even if the student's own campus uses a different formula to calculate overall/cumulative GPA for repeated courses.

Transcripts

Official transcripts for nursing.

FOR NURSING FALL ADMISSION ONLY:  DUE JANUARY 31 and JULY 1 TO NursingCAS

*All  official  transcripts, from every college or university attended,  except  Cal State East Bay , are due to Cal State East Bay Admissions Office by  published deadlines  (if applying as a new transfer student). *All  official  transcripts, from every college or university attended,  including  Cal State East Bay , are due to NursingCAS.

• Transcripts up to and including final fall term grades due January 31.
• Transcripts showing final spring term grades (after application submitted) due July 1.

Official transcripts for courses in progress fall term are accepted up until the January 31 deadline, even after the NursingCAS application deadline passes.  We highly encourage you to send these to NursingCAS immediately after final fall grades are posted, so your application can continue to move forward in our evaluation process. For any classes already complete at schools you previously attended, please send to NursingCAS now.

ALSO...IMPORTANT REMINDERS

• January transcripts must show completion of any Nursing prerequisites or other courses that were in progress during the FALL term in which you applied.
• Send ANOTHER set of official transcripts by JULY 1 to show completion of any Nursing prerequisites or other courses that were in progress during the term after you applied.
• Do NOT send any transcripts directly to the Nursing Program.
• If preferred by the student, official transcripts for Cal State East Bay may be hand-delivered in sealed envelopes to the Enrollment Information Center on the Hayward campus or Academic Services Center on the Concord campus.
• Nursing students already done with prerequisites are encouraged to send their transcripts to the  Cal State East Bay Admissions Office  and  NursingCAS  as early as possible.
• If you are using an AP exam score to satisfy the English or Statistics prerequisite, please also send  Cal State East Bay Admissions Office  an official copy of your AP Exam score report and upload an unofficial copy of your AP Exam score report to  NursingCAS  by January 31.
• Check your MyCSUEB and NursingCAS account for updates on whether or not your documents were received.

**MISSING TRANSCRIPT DEADLINES CAN RESULT IN AN INCOMPLETE APPLICATION AND DENIAL.

APPLICATION LINKS

Two online applications, fall nursing filing period:  october 1 - december 15.

Submit applications approximately a year in advance of when you want to begin the program.  

FOLLOW THIS STEP-BY-STEP PROCESS

• Submit university application (Cal State Apply) for Cal State East Bay Nursing BS program
• Receive university communication about 24-48 hours after you submit, with your Cal State East Bay student ID, also known as  NetID
• Activate NetID
• Begin nursing application (NursingCAS)
• Type NetID into required field in nursing application
• Submit nursing application

APPLICATION #1 - UNIVERSITY APPLICATION -  Cal State Apply   (requires a fee)

You must activate your NetID (for transfer students) or have a NetID already (if current or previous student) in order to submit a nursing application.   Plan ahead so you still meet the nursing application deadline!

The university application is evaluated separately by the Cal State East Bay Admissions Office. Follow university deadlines for admission requirements. The university will notify you of university admission status after the Nursing Program evaluates and makes its decision.

Candidates who are currently attending Cal State East Bay need not complete an application for university admission UNLESS they will graduate in another major before the term when they would BEGIN the Nursing Program. For example, if applying for Fall 2024 admission, Cal State East Bay students must fill out a Cal State East Bay university application if they will graduate Fall 2023, Spring 2023 or Summer 2023.

APPLICATION #2 - NURSING APPLICATION - NursingCAS   (requires a fee)   

**Some personal email accounts have filtered our Nursing Program emails into Spam folders. Please check your Spam folder regularly during the application process. We send important updates and reminders via email through the NursingCAS system and Cal State East Bay email system and we do not want you to miss these. Thank you!!

Changes to the Admissions Process Due to COVID-19

Our department is aware of many unexpected changes to the Associate Degree in Nursing (ADN) student experience due to individual health and safety considerations, remote learning and suspension of clinical experiences.

Fall 2022 and later admission will include the option for an intensive schedule or a part-time schedule.

The fall 2021 admit class has a part-time (two year) schedule and extended due dates for ADN program completion and proof of RN license.     

Credit/No Credit (CR/NC) classes

Cal State East Bay Nursing strongly recommends a letter grade for nursing prerequisites , especially the science courses.   Our program will still accept CR (credit) on a transcript for a prerequisite course taken during spring 2020 or summer 2020.  Courses taken for CR (credit) during fall 2020, spring 2021 or summer 2021 will be evaluated case-by-case.  A class with a CR grade will not be included in the prerequisite GPA calculation.

Online Lab Courses in Science Prerequisites

Cal State East Bay Nursing will accept online labs for science prerequisites beginning spring 2020 term, as long as it as an approved science and lab course. 

Selection and Notification

How applicants are selected.

• Admission is considered for all applicants that meet document deadlines, earn minimum prerequisite GPA, and satisfy prerequisite content. If space is limited by clinical site availability (this is not anticipated), applicants may be admitted based on their position on a randomized list.
• If there are no space limitations, all qualified applicants are offered admission. If a randomized list is necessary, qualified applicants from the top portion of the randomized list will be offered admission to the program.  
• If using a randomized list, candidates not immediately offered admission will stay in the same random order and be placed on a waitlist.
• If any candidate offered admission declines before the first day of fall term, the next student on the waitlist will be contacted and offered admission. This process continues, following the exact order of the waitlist, until all available spots are filled.

Our program currently has plenty of space available.

NOTIFICATION

Students in this program are notified of their admission status via email in April.

Candidates that submit an incomplete application or do not meet minimum GPA requirements may be notified of their admission status earlier than other candidates.

University admission offers for transfer students will not be released until the Nursing Program makes its admission decisions.

WHAT IF YOU THINK THERE'S AN ERROR?

Notify NURSING Admissions at  [email protected]   within 15 calendar days  of receipt of the notification. Write a thorough explanation why you believe an error occurred. Provide written documentation to support your claim upon request.

After Your Offer Of Admission

Mandatory requirements after notification of admission.

• Criminal Background Check and Drug Screening - must be clear for entry into program
• Attend one-day Nursing Orientation in mid- to late-June.
• University Writing Skills Requirement - how this is satisfied depends on year of admission - information will be shared separately if any action is needed before enrollment.

HEALTH DOCUMENTS LIST   We encourage you to familiarize yourself with these requirements and be ready to submit proof of them on short notice. We provide exact deadlines and directions via email with our offer of admission. Please do not submit any documents or proof to the Nursing Department until requested.

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This program is only offered through Self-Support.  Self-Support refers to programs offered through  Continuing Education . Separate registration, enrollment, and/or fees may be required for programs offered through self-support.   See also “Continuing Education” in the glossary   .

Nursing, M.S. Program

Program description.

The Cal State East Bay Master of Science in Nursing Program seeks to prepare nurses from our diverse, multicultural community to be effective nurse educators, leaders and administrators in clinical, organizational, or academic settings.  The curriculum builds and expands upon baccalaureate nursing practice and seeks to prepare nurses with broad knowledge and advanced skills needed for a higher level of nursing practice and leadership.   The program allows for a seamless pathway to a practice or research doctoral education for those interested in a doctoral degree. The program provides graduate nursing education in an accessible and flexible delivery approach of online and hybrid courses.  The program is designed to be completed in 4 semesters.

The MSN Program provides two practice concentrations (Online programs apply through Continuing Education at https://www.ce.csueastbay.edu/ ):

• Nursing Education
• Nursing Leadership and Administration.

Program Learning Outcomes:

Upon completion of the Master of Science in Nursing program, graduates will be able to:

• Integrate theoretical and scientific knowledge of ethical/legal principles, advanced nursing practice and clinical excellence in professional practice as well as role development in clinical, organizational and academic settings. 
• Lead change to improve quality outcomes and demonstrate effective leadership in advanced practice roles in nursing our diverse, multicultural community.
• Critically analyze evidence in the advanced practice of nursing and in the planning, delivery and evaluation of quality care in clinical, organizational and academic settings.  
• ntegrate healthcare technologies to facilitate interprofessional collaboration that improves clinical practice, education and organizational management. 
• Design culturally inclusive, ethical, and innovative nursing care practices and systems in clinical prevention and population care for individuals, families, and communities across the healthcare system.
• Develop and cultivate interprofessional partnerships that foster a culture of lifelong learning and professional development to advance excellence in nursing practice. 

Career Opportunities

Graduates of the M.S. in Nursing program will be prepared to work in clinical, organizational, and academic work settings.  Graduates of the Nursing Education concentration will be equipped to work as clinical education leaders in practice settings or as educators in academic nursing programs.  Graduates of the Leadership and Management concentration will be prepared for mid-level administration and leadership positions in clinical practice settings. 

The workforce demands and employment opportunities are projected to be exceptionally strong for nurse educators and nurse administrators nationally as well as in California.   As the workforce demands for Registered Nurses increases, the need for nurse educators with MSN degrees to serve as faculty and clinical instructors will increase.  Expansion of the Registered Nurse workforce needs will require an increase in nurse administrators and leaders for supervision in the workplace.  Labor reports predict a “much faster than average” growth rate for both nurse educators and healthcare manager positions.

Admission Criteria

The M.S. in Nursing degree program is open to applicants who have a baccalaureate degree in Nursing from an accredited institution and are licensed or eligible for licensure as a Registered Nurse in California. Admission will be granted based upon the Admission Committee’s overall assessment of the student’s qualifications and academic/career potential, using the following criteria:

• Cumulative undergraduate GPA of 3.0 or higher.
• Valid RN license, or be eligible for CA RN Licensure.
• One year or more professional nursing experience is preferred. 
• Two professional letters of recommendation (on letterhead), indicating the applicant’s potential for success in graduate education and a nursing leadership role.
• Goal Statement - A two-page essay indicating the applicant’s career interests and goals, their purpose for seeking this advanced degree, and how you are prepared to meet the demands and requirements of this program. 
• Interview - To be arranged following receipt of the application.
• All undergraduate/graduate transcripts must be sent to University Admissions.
• STAT 100 Elements of Statistics and Probability, or its equivalent, with a grade of “C” or better prior to starting the MSN program and within the past ten (10) years.  Please note: To request a waiver of this recency requirement, contact the Nursing Department.

To be considered for admission to the Master of Science Degree in Nursing Program, students must complete two separate application forms:

• University Application Cal State Apply , and
• Nursing Supplemental Application (NursingCAS)

Please review the detailed application instructions on the MSN program website for prospective students at MSN Program website for prospective students.

Major Requirements

The M.S. in Nursing program requires completion of 33 semester units consisting of required core courses, concentration specific courses, a practicum experience and the Masters Synthesis Project. Generally, all units must be taken at Cal State East Bay.  Transfer credits are rarely accepted in the MS in Nursing Program.

Students will complete a Masters Synthesis Project in their selected area of interest.   This culminating project will address a significant nursing practice/education issue to make change and improve practice demonstrating advanced professional practice, and comprehensive knowledge integration and mastery in Nursing Education or Nursing Leadership.

A cumulative grade point average of 3.0 must be maintained in all 33 semester units taken to satisfy the degree requirements. Students who fail to maintain progress by falling below a 3.0 GPA in their graduate courses for two consecutive semesters will be academically disqualified from the university.  The program mandates that the degree must be completed within four years.

Students accumulating more than six units of work graded “I” may not register for courses applicable to the degree until the “I” grades are removed.

Cause for Dismissal from Program

Students may be dismissed from the program at any time “for cause.” “For cause” includes, but is not limited to, poor academic or fieldwork performance or academic dishonesty, as well as behavior that is destructive to students or faculty, and/or interferes with the educational environment, and/or represents a threat to potential clients. “For cause” also includes student behaviors that are inconsistent with the legal, ethical, and/or personal responsibilities of professional nurses.

Nursing Degree Requirements (33 units)

Core requirements.

The following 18 units of core coursework is required:

• NURS 601 - Theoretical Perspectives of Advanced Nursing Practice Units: 3
• NURS 602 - Scientific Inquiry, Methods and Scholarship Units: 3
• NURS 603 - Health Care Informatics Units: 3
• NURS 604 - Epidemiology of Population Health and Social Disparities Units: 3
• NURS 605 - Contemporary Issues in Healthcare Economic and Social Policy Units: 3
• NURS 693 - Master’s Synthesis Project Units: 3

Concentrations

Students must choose one (1) of the following concentrations to complete their major degree:

• Nursing, M.S.: Nursing Education Concentration (Self-Support Only)    
• Nursing, M.S.: Nursing Leadership and Administration Concentration (Self-Support Only)    

Nursing, M.S.: Nursing Education Concentration

The Nursing Education concentration is designed to prepare graduates as educators for academic or clinical settings.  The curriculum includes five core courses in advanced nursing knowledge, theory, research methods and evidence based practice, knowledge synthesis, population health, health informatics, and healthcare policy.  In addition to the core curriculum, the nursing education concentration includes five courses in theories of teaching learning, curriculum design and development, instructional teaching methodologies and technologies, and education needs assessment and evaluation.  As nursing educators must be proficient in nursing practice, the nursing education concentration builds on baccalaureate knowledge with graduate level course work in health assessment, physiology/pathophysiology, and pharmacology to enhance the nurse educator’s expertise in nursing knowledge and skills.  Masters students enrolled in the Nursing Education concentration will have the opportunity to build expertise in a practice area and integrate this knowledge of nursing  into practice in the required teaching practicum course. 

Students will complete a Masters Synthesis Project in their selected area of interest.   This culminating project will address a significant nursing practice/education issue to make change and improve practice demonstrating advanced professional practice, and comprehensive knowledge integration and mastery in the concentration of Nursing Education.

Requirements

The following 15 units of Nursing coursework is required for the concentration:

• NURS 611 - Learner-Centered Theory and Methods in Nursing Education Units: 2
• NURS 612 - Advanced Pathophysiology, Pharmacology & Health Assessment Units: 4
• NURS 613 - Curriculum Design and Outcomes in Nursing Units: 3
• NURS 614 - Instructional Strategies and Educational Technology in Nursing Units: 3
• NURS 615 - Instructional Practicum: Teaching and Clinical Specialty Practices Units: 3

Other Graduate & Post-Baccalaureate Degree Requirements

In addition to departmental requirements, every student must also satisfy the University requirements for graduation as described throughout this catalog. These include the 70% unit residence requirement; the five-year rule on currency of subject matter; the minimum number of units in 600-level courses; the “C” minimum grade for each graduate course; and the 3.00 cumulative grade point average.

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Published Oct 14, 2022

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Hey Everyone! 

I wanted to start the thread for I haven't seen single yet. I'm probably making this superrrrrr early LOL since the Fall 2023 apps equals opened used CSUs but I just wanted to see as everyone is doing during this application process and also to share our stats!  CSUEB- Cal Set Ne Hole Spring 2022 Concord Campus

Mine being:

PreReq: 4.0

Science: 4.0

Healthcare Exp as a Pharm Tech

Attended Local CCS

So far I have completed the CSU apply app, just requirement to work on NursingCas and my personal statement questions. But anyways, good luck to everyone! 

Hey thanks for starting this threads, I acted not even know dieser existed and just randomness stumbled upon them. But anyway nice vital wish I may say the equal nevertheless I will share mine. 

Pre-req 3.6

science 3.7

TEAS 87.3 equipped a 90 in this science section

healthcare exp: Newborn hearing screener @LPCH

second Wording: LTI Spanish certificate

Attended local CC

also working on my nursing cas app, specifically the personal statement. Good luck to everyone and I hope to be in a graduation equal you guys! 

Hi thanks for launch this thread. I have 

pre req: 4.0

Science GPA: 4.0

TEAS : 94.7

Health Care exp: 500hrs as CNA

Lives in Alameda County (Local)

Good Luck the contact 🤞🏾

popeyeschikin

Hello everyone! Its nice to meet ppl implement on the same schools how me! I've been insufficient to meet people those I can tell about this upcoming petition process. Since everyone is sharing own, I might as well share my. Also, thank u so much for making this message! Pre-Licensure Program

pre req: 3.8

science GPA: 4.0 

healthcare experience: 650-700 hours what as an admin, 70-80 hours of volunteering 

Im also working on my nursingCAS personal statements. goodluck to everyone, and I wish to hear back after u guys this upcoming petition process!

Dsilva, CNA

Hi everyone,

Thanks on creating the forum @prenursestudent ! I is accepted for the Spring 2023 semester aber should to refuse the offer due to a replace is my personal situation. I hope to be accepted again for the fall semester. On are my pirates:

Pre-req GPA: 3.9

Sciences GPA: 4.0 

TEAS: 94% (Science section: 98%)

Healthcare experience (CNA): 900+ hours

Local community higher

Good luck to everyone!

prenursestudent

Wow all of you dudes have BAFFLING statistics! It's watching like it's going to can REALLY competitive this time around. Just turned in my NursingCas mobile. Hopefully we could all get in LOL cal state east firth nursing program personal statement

Hi, they will start mail outwards emails nearly March right? Goodluck at all of us!

strawberrypeanut25 said: Hi, they will start sending out emails around Tramp right? Goodluck to all of us!

So I just saw on their website such we should hear something around April. Ugh that's so longggg of now.

Abram Jay Cortez

I'm so excitable! Okay happy to everybody!

Overall GPA: 3.7

Prereq GPA: 3.6

TEAS score: 85.3

600+ underserved community service hours

120+ hospital volunteering

Second language: Tagalog

 Local cc

Abram Purple Cortez

Has anyone heard back yet?

I've gotten is "Register for Welcome Day" email this morning but nothing about getting into their program. 

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CSUEB- Cal State East Bay Spring 2022 Concord Campus

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Published Aug 1, 2021

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Hello everyone, 

Application period is officially open so I wanted to start a thread and see how everyone's feeling! 

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Immagetyouok

HI! I'm thinking of applying but I do not feel confident to apply /: . I just took my TEAS and I literally filled out my application for CSU in general but I do not know if I am going to apply. Do you mind sharing your data with me?

RNmePLS, CNA

Hey Everyone!

I’m applying this semester, and I am depending on God’s GRACE to let me in! Here are my stats:

Cumulative & Prerequisite GPA: 4.0

TEAS: 82.7 ? ? ? ? (help me Lord!)

Local area admission

~450 hours of community service

I’ve only taken the TEAS once, but I plan on retaking it soon. I barely gave myself time to study before, and I’m not making that mistake again! Unfortunately, I don’t plan on retaking it before the application period ends, so I’m stuck with an 82 ? .

Anywhoo, good luck to everyone! I’ll say a prayer for us all! ?

Does anyone know how East Bay calculates their score? 

TEAS : 91.3% community service : Atleast 70+ hrs. 

Thank you in advance!

Nice Stats! As far as I know, their admission scoring is confidential now, but it used to be weighed heavily on grades (50pts) and TEAS (35pts). Now, in addition to those two, they evaluate your personal statement and give extra points for local area admission, prerequisites taken at east bay, military status, other languages and community service/healthcare experience. Based on boards for recent years of admission it’s anyone’s ballgame- I’ve seen people admitted with a 3.4 GPA and low TEAS, but have healthcare experience. It’s so hard to tell!

29 minutes ago, RNmePLS said: Nice Stats! As far as I know, their admission scoring is confidential now, but it used to be weighed heavily on grades (50pts) and TEAS (35pts). Now, in addition to those two, they evaluate your personal statement and give extra points for local area admission, prerequisites taken at east bay, military status, other languages and community service/healthcare experience. Based on boards for recent years of admission it’s anyone’s ballgame- I’ve seen people admitted with a 3.4 GPA and low TEAS, but have healthcare experience. It’s so hard to tell!

Thank you for letting me know! And I’ll definitely keep that in mind! 

it’s my first time applying for transfer, so I’m pretty nervous ><

I have a 4.0 for prerequisites, 110 hours of health-care experience & 290 hours of community service! I’m taking my TEAS in about 2 weeks, and I’m freaking out LOL.   

also, from what I’ve read from the past forums + asking people on fb for those who had gotten in, it seems that the school tends to favor locals ? ‍ ?

I am so nervous to apply to this cohort!  But I’m gunna go for it. My stats are 

80.7 on TEAS 

5 years experience as a full time CNA and 1 year of medical inventory supervisor and 4 years as skilled nursing facility social worker. I am transferring from a local community college as well. I don’t qualify for the military points.  I also have three letters of support/recommendations. 

Guizhu Huang

I have applied too. First time not perfect stats.

Hi guys, I was looking over the nursing cas application for CSUEB and there was a question asking if I sent my official TEAS Report from ATI TEAS to "Cal State East Bay Nursing" and I was wondering if this is different from sending my actual TEAS Report to the school itself? In other words, I sent my official TEAS transcript to "cal state east bay" but I wasn't sure if I needed to specifically sent it through "cal state east bay nursing" as it was stated on the Nursing Cas. If anyone can clarify for me that would be great! (I've been trying to reach out to CSUEB but they take forever to reply...

Hey! You did it correctly ?

2 hours ago, chesnot said: Hi guys, I was looking over the nursing cas application for CSUEB and there was a question asking if I sent my official TEAS Report from ATI TEAS to "Cal State East Bay Nursing" and I was wondering if this is different from sending my actual TEAS Report to the school itself? In other words, I sent my official TEAS transcript to "cal state east bay" but I wasn't sure if I needed to specifically sent it through "cal state east bay nursing" as it was stated on the Nursing Cas. If anyone can clarify for me that would be great! (I've been trying to reach out to CSUEB but they take forever to reply...

Hey! It’s confusing, but you did it correctly ?

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CSUEB - Cal State East Cove Fall 2020

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Published Org 11, 2019

• by Nursing Student EJ

Thought I'd start at Fall 2020 screw fork CSUEB to see if anyone other here is preparing to apply for Fall 2020 in Hayward.

I'm coating up my pre-reqs this Fall and just signed up required the TEAS. Getting pretty excited as I feel like some of my severe work has starting at pay off and just wondered if everyone different is too. Here been some of my stats: science GPA 4.0, cumulative 3.97, local admin points and health hours are good.

I've never written one personal statement front which lives now required, anyone have any tips? I want as many of those 20 points possible as I can manage!

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scorpiodez, ADN, RN

Hello. I also applied used Case 2020. Applying through NursingCAS in November seems like ages ago, comparing to applying to other schemes right now hey. I had two classrooms inches progress among aforementioned time, aber I just now submitted my updated transcripts to Nursing CAS and CSUEB admissions. Decrease 2023 / Spring 2024 / Fall 2024 Admission

Honestly, I go not know my calculated points. I know which I have all A's in sciences and pre-reqs, an 85.3 TEAS (=/), paid health know, and I completed the personal declare. I am none a local student, no military, and negative second language, so who knows. I'm going in blind. ?

I also applies to fall program 2020, 3.6+ Gpa, teas 84, local, minute language, healthcare help, does military. now waiting gamble is on, IODIN heard program is very competitive. Fingercross! ?

Madison Follow

Hey anybody,

I didn’t geting up East bay, but I got into Johns Hopkins. I hope everybody gets where they to to!!

Congrats on Johns Hopkins! How did you search out about East Bay already? I think the responses would come back on April 1st.

OakRNland, BSN

Has everyone heard something yet coming CSUEB? Demand for someone not on this forum aber applied.

1 hour ago, OakRNland stated: Has anyone heard anything yet from CSUEB? Asking for someone not on this forum but employed.

I haven't overheard anything anyway. No e-mail, no Horizon email or include the junk rank.

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7 daily ago, OakRNland said: Does anyone heard anything yet with CSUEB? Demand for someone not on this forum yet applied.

I haven't hearings anything either. I'm hoping they'll inform us these per. They notified 2019 Crash applicants on March 6 last year.

1 hours ago, Remaleigh said: I haven't heard anything either. I'm awaiting they'll inform us this week. They notified 2019 Fall applicants on March 6 newest year.

oooo and that was a Wednesday last year. I'm hoping they'll sound out notifications tomorrow then! ha wishful thinking.... ?

I called her yesterday. She said, within one alternatively two weeks anticipating to send notifications to all.

Anybody sound anything from csueb?

Just now, THYROXIN YOU said: Someone sound aught from csueb?

IODIN haven't yet. I literally just checked the Horizon e before you posted . LOL