Nursing Transfer Students
ADN:
Our Associates Degree in Nursing (A.D.N) program is designed for adults wishing to complete their preparation as a Registered Nurse (R.N.) in an evening and weekend or afternoon and weekend format. Clinicals are completed on weekends (Fri/Sat/ or Sat/Sun) between 6:30 am in a variety of Greater Los Angeles area facilities. Students must provide their own reliable transportation to and from clinical facilities. The deadline for the Spring term is September 1. More information on the ADN Program.
BSN:
The Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree (B.S.N) program is designed for students to meet present and future needs in the health care system. Graduates of the B.S.N program, which is approved by the California Board of Registered Nurses and accredited by the Collegiate Commission on Nursing Education, are eligible to take the NCLEX-RN licensure exam qualify for the Public Health Nursing Certificate. The deadline for the Fall start term is February 1. More information on the BSN Program.
Accelerated BSN:
The Accelerated Bachelor of Science in Nursing program is designed for those who have previously completed a baccalaureate degree in another field and have successfully completed the necessary prerequisites for this program. The program starts twice a year, in the Summer and Fall. The program is limited to 40 students each start term. This is an intensive three semester program that requires students' full attention and focus. The deadline for the Fall start term is March 15 and the deadline for the Summer start term is November 1. More information on the Accelerated BSN Program.
ADN TO MSN
In Mount St. Mary’s innovative ADN to MSN Program, students who are practicing nurses and hold an ADN degree can achieve their BSN and MSN in as little as 3 years (depending on which MSN concentration a student pursues). The program builds on the professional knowledge that ADN-holding nurses have obtained on the job and supplements this with research, theory, and clinical components.
Designed for working professionals, the coursework is offered on evenings and weekends and includes modified bachelor's degree courses with special attention given to professional development issues. Graduates are eligible to apply for certification as a Public Health Nurse. Upon successful completion of the undergraduate Bridge, students matriculate directly into the MSN Program and can select from the following tracks: Educator, Adult Health Clinical Nurse Specialist, or Leadership/Administration. More information on the ADN to MSN Program.
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Please email us at nursingadmission@msmc.la.edu for more information.