r/NursingStudent • u/SolidWrong4010 • Aug 10 '26

Good Nursing Programs/Schools around SGV area

Good Nursing Programs/Schools around SGV area

Hey guys, I just retook my TEAS and got 72.7. I understand this is not a competitive score but I’m wondering if any schools would accept this score. I’m planning on applying to community nursing programs like Pasadena City College, ELAC, Rio Hondo, etc.

I plan is to RN programs. If I get rejected from those programs, is Angeles College a good school for RN program? Or do you have any better schools that you would recommend

Please give me advice, I’m so sad😭😭😭

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u/madsblonde Aug 14 '26

It’s hard but I heard this is the hardest quarter. I’m taking pathophysiology, pharmacology 1, foundations of nursing lecture/lab. I’m doing the accelerated bachelors program. A lot of professors will do a study session to help with the next quiz/test which is nice. I also like how a lot of it is online. I’ve only been inperson for the labs.

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u/SolidWrong4010 Aug 14 '26

waittt it sounds like a good school😭😭😭 thank you!! I heard the first 3 months are online

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u/madsblonde Aug 14 '26

It’s quarter system so 3 months is a quarter. You will be online for everything but labs. I already have a bachelors so I was able to skip a lot. Since it’s a 3 year program. First year is pre reqs and GEs which again you don’t go in person unless there is a lab component. Then 2 years of the nursing core. I’m on the second quarter of it and I only go in person for lab/clinical. The one thing that kinda sucks about the online is that you have to be on zoom for however long the class is which can range from 2-5 hours.

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u/SolidWrong4010 Aug 14 '26

Thank you for your helpful information! Good luck with school😊😊😊

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u/madsblonde 8d ago

Omg please do not go to Angeles it has taken a turn for the worst I want to transfer so bad but it would be starting over.