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| Steps to apply to the RN Program |
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| I. RN Application - View the application checklist below. |
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| Registered Nursing (RN/ADN) Application Requirements |
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| II. Worksheet - View and download the Worksheet/Prerequisite Checklist. |
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| Worksheet/Prerequisite Checklist |
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| III. Counseling |
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| - Apply to LBCC and obtain a school identification card. It is needed for a counseling appointment. |
| - Make an appointment to meet with an LBCC counselor and take your completed Counseling Worksheet/Prerequisite Checklist. |
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| Counseling Department |
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| http://counseling.lbcc.edu/ |
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Liberal Arts Campus
4901 East Carson Street
Long Beach, CA 90808
Room A-163 |
Pacific Coast Campus
1305 East Pacific Coast Highway
Long Beach, CA 90806
Room GG-100 |
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Phone: (562) 938-4560
Fax: (562) 938-4816 |
Phone: (562) 938-3920
Fax: (562) 938-3020 |
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| IV. Curriculum Guide - View the curriculum guide for list of required courses for the Associate Degree Nursing Program. |
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| RN Curriculum Guide |
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| V. Application - Click and download the application. |
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| RN application for Fall 2012 |
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| LVN to RN application for Fall 2012 |
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- RN Applications and LVN to RN Applications for Fall 2012 will be accepted from January 30th through February 16th, 2012.
- The ADN Program information meetings take place from 4 to 5 p.m. in C101 on the first Wednesday and third Tuesday during the academic year.
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Dates: January 17, 2012 to May 15, 2012
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| VI. Submit Application |
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- Have LBCC school identification with you
- Obtain three official transcripts from all colleges attended (one for LBCC Admission and Records Department; one for the Nursing and Allied Health Department; one for the BRN)
- Use check list to ensure all requirements are met before filling out application
- Download application
- Meet with counselor -- Bring copy of transcript(s) and application for counselor's signature
- Download and complete 'Science Equivalency' form if applicable
- Submit application
- Pass TEAS 5.0* and have a background check ready once provisionally accepted to the program
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* TEAS V.O
Long Beach City College adheres to the guidelines provided by the California Community College Chancellors Office with regards to the TEAS 5.0 test and remediation policy. Students must pass the TEAS test with a 62% or higher on their first attempt. If students do not pass on their first attempt, then they will need to make an appointment with the ADN Program Director for a remediation plan. Further details will be discussed at the information sessions for all interested students and at the first advisement meeting held for all provisionally accepted students.
Tips for first-time TEAS test takers
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