Read through the following presentation to obtain a better understanding of the Nursing programs offered at Mt. San Jacinto College

Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA)/ Home-health Aide (HHA) Vocational Nursing (VN) full-time/part-time LVN to RN Transition degree/non-degree (30 unit option) Associate of Science Degree in Nursing (ADN)

The nurse assistant and home health aide program at MSJC is a California state approved program which prepares students to take a competency exam for state certification as a nurse assistant and home health aide. The program consists of instruction in all the fundamentals of nursing and prepares students in basic nursing skills.

 One semester program – 7.5 units  Lecture – 5.0 hours/week (2days)  Clinical Lab – 8.0 hours/week (1day)  Skills Lab – 1 unit - 48 hours/semester  Prepares students for the California State Exam to become Certified Nursing /Home Health Aide Assistants.  Register at Enrollment Services for NURS 085 & NURS 084A. No required preadmission courses.  Following enrollment, come to the Nursing & Allied Health Office on the Menifee Campus - Building 500, for information regarding necessary requirements to complete prior to class attendance.

The Vocational Nursing Program is accredited by the California Board of Vocational & Psychiatric Technicians (BVNPT). Upon completion of the program the graduate is eligible to apply for the National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX-VN) for licensure as a Licensed Vocational Nurse.

 Vocational Nursing Certificate Program leading to a State Vocational Nursing License  Program Requirement Courses (8units)  Must be completed before application to program  Nurs 100 (3 units)  Nurs 182 (1 unit)  Engl 98 (4 units)  3 semesters – 3/4 Days/Week  Classes are typically taught Morning and Afternoon  Clinical days can range from 8 to 12 hours

 CNA to VN Certificate Program leading to a State Vocational Nursing License.  Program Requirement Courses (8 units)  Must be completed before application to program  Nurs 100 (3 units)  Nurs 182 (1 unit)  Engl 98 (4 units)  4 Semesters – 2-3 days/week  Classes are typically taught Morning and Afternoon  Clinical days can range from 8 to 12 hours

The Associate of Science Degree in Nursing Program is accredited by the California Board of Registered Nursing (BRN). Upon completion of the 78 unit program, the graduate earns an Associate of Science Degree in Nursing and is eligible to apply for the National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX- RN) for licensure as a Registered Nurse.

 Associate of Science Degree in Nursing leading to a State Registered Nursing License  Program Requirement Courses (24 units)  Must be completed before application to program  Anat 101 (5 units)  Anat 102 (5 units)  Biol 125 (5 units)  Engl 101 (4 units)  Math 96 (5 units)  Nursing Courses – 4 semesters (42 units)  Classes are typically taught Morning and Afternoon  Clinical days can range from 8 to 12 hours  Additional General Education Courses (12 units)  Psyc 101(3 units)  PS 101(3 units)  Comm 100 or 103(3 units)  Humanities (3 units) ** Requirement may be satisfied with one course  Multicultural Gender Studies (3 units) ** Requirement may be satisfied with one course

 Associate of Science Degree in Nursing leading to a State Registered Nursing License  Program Requirement Courses (30 units)  Must be completed before application to program  Except for Nurs 232 (Role Transition)  Anat 101 (5 units)  Anat 102 (5 units)  Biol 125 (5 units)  Engl 101 (4 units)  Math 96 (5 units)  Nurs 232 (3 units)  Nurs 84 A (0.5 unit)  Psych 101 (3 units)  Nursing Courses – 2 Semesters (17.5 units)  Classes are typically taught Morning and Afternoon  Clinical days can range from 8 to 12 hours  Additional General Education Courses (9 units)  PS 101 (3 units)  Comm 100 or 103 (3 units)  Humanities (3 units) ** Requirement may be satisfied with one course  Multicultural Gender Studies (3 units) ** Requirement may be satisfied with one course

 Non-Degree Nursing Candidate  Program Requirement Courses (10 units)  Must be completed before application to program  Nursing 232- Role Transition (3 units)  Course can be “in progress” at the time of application  Nursing Courses – (17.5 units)  License Honored only in the State of California

 View Power Point Information Presentation  Admission to Mt. San Jacinto College  Completion of Math & English assessment tests  Complete all pre-admission courses – No in-progress courses accepted with the exception of Nurs 232-Role Transition  Complete the application form indicating the Nursing program of choice-  Proof of High School graduation or equivalent.  Proof of completion of all pre-admission courses with Official Transcript(s) on file in Enrollment Services  Student may apply to more than one program as long as they meet all pre- admission requirements as well as submit separate applications per program.

 OFFICIAL transcripts from all colleges attended must be submitted to the Mt. San Jacinto College Enrollment Services. Following submission, you must request to have these transcripts evaluated for admission to the Nursing Program, using the Transcript Evaluation form.  Note request deadlines: July 1 for September 1-15 application filing period and December 1 for February 1-15 application filing period. A written report of your evaluation will be mailed to your stated address, which must be attached to your Nursing Program application.  Foreign Transcripts, including high school transcripts must be evaluated by outside agencies, and then evaluated by an MSJC evaluator for course equivalency. See Counseling Office for details/application.

 Students completing all of their coursework at Mt. San Jacinto College must submit a request for Nursing Prerequisite Clearance using the Transcript Evaluation form e.pdf e.pdf  Note request deadlines. A written clearance will be mailed to your address on file after the end of semester grade posting, which must be attached to your nursing program application.

 Fall Semester beginning in August  Spring Semester beginning in January  Feb.1 – Feb.15  Sept.1 – Sept.15

 Vocational Nursing  Full time 12 students/semester  Part time 12 students/semester  Registered Nursing  12 students/fall semester  24 students/spring semester  LVN to RN Transition  12 students FALL SEMESTER ONLY

Only the students having admission requirements completed with a 2.5 GPA by the application deadline will be considered for selection. 80% - GPA 20% - Random  Applicants with the highest ranking will be notified by mail 4-6 weeks after the close of the application period No “Wait List” is maintained

 Only the students having admission requirements completed with a 2.5 GPA by the application deadline will be considered for selection.  The Registered Nursing Program is now using a Multi Selection Criteria and Ranking process for student selection. Please refer to the Admission Criteria information on the next slide as well as posted on the Nursing and Allied Health Website.  Applicants with the highest ranking will be notified by mail 4-6 weeks after the close of the application period. Admission will be offered to the highest ranking applicants whose documentation supports information provided in the application. No “Wait List” is maintained

CPR Card – American Heart Association Health Care Provider VN Program also requires a First Aid. Physical Exam Clearance and Vaccination History/Titers Background Check Clearance FOR RN PROGRAM ONLY: Provisional applicants will be given the ATI Diagnostic Assessment Tool (TEAS – Test of Essential Academic Skills – Math, English, Reading and Science). Passing score is 67%. The student’s composite score will be added to the admission criteria ranking for the final Admission Criteria score. Information and directions for the above requirements will be included in the provisional acceptance letter.

 The Test of Essential Academic Skills (TEAS) is an assessment tool administered to RN Program applicants. It is an assessment of Math, English, Reading and Science knowledge and requires a cumulative passing score of 67%.  Effective with the Mt San Jacinto College nursing program’s new selection criteria, this test will be given to the applicants who are notified of provisional acceptance based upon their points in the Multi Selection Criteria Process. The results of the TEAS test will be added to the accumulated points for final review for program selection.  Students who do not achieve 67% on the first testing will be invited to a success strategies session and then be eligible to retake the Teas. MSJC does not accept a passing score beyond two (2) attempts. For prospective students, this policy means if you have taken the TEAS more that two times, with a failing score (less than 67%), you are ineligible for the Mt. San Jacinto Nursing Program.  Students who have previously taken the TEAS test and have successfully passed should request their scores to be electronically transmitted to Mt. San Jacinto College by contacting

 VOCATIONAL NURSING (full-time) CERTIFICATE  VOCATIONAL NURSING (part-time) CERTIFICATE  LVN to RN TRANSITION ASSOCIATE OF SCIENCE DEGREE  LVN to RN TRANSITION 30 UNIT OPTION  REGISTERED NURSING ASSOCIATE OF SCIENCE DEGREE ***Please follow up with a Counselor to review the following Educational Plans

 This presentation has given you a basic overview of the information required to access Mt. San Jacinto College Nursing Programs.  For further information/clarification review the Nursing Information Brochure for the specific program of interest found on this website.

 San Jacinto Campus (SJC) Counseling Center 1499 N. State Street San Jacinto, CA Phone: (951) FAX: (951)  Menifee Valley Campus (MVC) Counseling Center La Piedra Rd. Menifee, CA Phone: (951) FAX: (951)  Temecula Education Complex (TEC) Counseling Center and Enterprise Circle West Temecula, CA Phone: (951) ext FAX: (951)  San Gorgonio Pass Service Center Counseling Center 1735 West Ramsey Street, Suite 111 Banning, CA Phone: (951)