Lower division preparation:
Psych 7 Dev. Psych.- childhood and adolescence
CAN FCS 14
SOC 1 Intro to Soc. CAN SOC 2
SP 1 Communications Fundamentals CAN
SPCH 4
Traditional Bachelors of
Science in Nursing (Pre-Nursing Only)
Associate Degree in Nursing
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Programs |
Associate Degree in Nursing
A.D.N. |
Bachelor of Science in Nursing
B.S.N.
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Accelerated
B.S.N |
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Who is this
program for? |
First-Year and Transfer
students |
2nd-Year MSMC students*
or transfer students |
Must have Bachelor's
degree in another field |
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Cost?
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Approx $546.00 per unit |
Approx 20,500 per year |
Approx 37,000 per year |
Transfer
Prerequisites
(all prerequisites must be completed
with a "C" or better) |
Chemistry**, General
Psychology, English 101 |
Chemistry or Physics,
Anatomy**, Physiology**, Microbiology**, Psychology,
Sociology, English 1A & 1B, Public Speaking,
Developmental Psychology
Minimum of 27 units |
Chemistry or Physics,
Anatomy**, Physiology**, Microbiology**, Human
Nutrition, Psychology, Sociology, Developmental
Psychology, Written & Oral Communication, Philosophy
(3 units), Religious Studies (6 units), upper
division Bioethics (3 units) |
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Length of
Program |
Freshman 3 Transfer 2 |
3 (this does not include
1 year prerequisites) |
1 year
begins in May |
Application
priority dates
(all application components must be received by
these dates) |
March 1 Fall
October 1 Spring
(Students encouraged to
Apply Online.) |
February 1 Fall
* For Fall 2007, we will only be accepting
Online Applications *
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November 1 Summer
(Only Accepting
Online Applications) |
Curriculum
Plans & Other
Programs |
ADN
Curriculum
LVN Mobility
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BSN
Curriculum
RN to BSN Curriculum |
AccBSN Curriculum |
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Class and
Clinical Days |
classes-evenings
clinicals-weekends |
weekdays |
Summer-weekdays
Spring & Fall-weekdays & Fri/Sat or Sat/Sun |
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Frequently Asked Questions |
ADN FAQs |
BSN FAQs |
Accelerated BSN FAQs |
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G.P.A. |
2.5 overall
2.5 in the sciences
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2.7 overall
2.5 in the sciences |
3.0 overall |
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SAT or ACT &
high school transcript |
Required if fewer than
15 transferable college units |
Required if fewer than
24 transferable college units |
None |
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Nursing Info
Sessions |
Dates
Powerpoint Presentation |
Dates
Powerpoint Presentation |
Dates
Powerpoint Presentation |
Defer
Application
to another
start term |
Reactivation Form |
Reactivation form |
Reactivation form |
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On-Campus
Housing |
Not Available |
Available |
Not Available |
Clinical Sites
(this is not an all inclusive list) |
UCLA/NPI, Kaiser
Permanente, Children's Hospital of Los Angeles,
California Medical Center, St. Vincent's
Medical Center, Good Samaritan Hospital, VA of
West L.A., Huntington Memorial
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Children's Hospital
of Los Angeles, UCLA Medical Center, Kaiser
Agencies, Culver City School District, St.
John's Hospital, Harbor/UCLA
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Children's Hospital
of Los Angeles, UCLA Medical Center,
Harbor/UCLA, Little Company of Mary Hospital,
Northridge Hospital, St. John's Medical Center,
Public Health Department
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Who can apply to the undergraduate degree programs?
Admission to Bachelor Degree Programs
The Bachelor of Arts, the Bachelor of Music, and the
Bachelor of Science degree programs are offered on the
Chalon campus. All undergraduate majors are open to women;
men may be admitted only to the Music and Nursing programs.
Admission to Associate Degree Programs
The Associate Degree Program at Mount St. Mary's College is
offered on the Doheny Campus. Students may seek a
traditional Associate of Arts degree or a specialized A.A.
degree in a professional program. Students are offered the
opportunity to transfer to the baccalaureate program (see
intercampus transfers). All programs are open to women;
men are admitted only to the Associate Degree in Nursing
program. Required Documents
Candidates' files for admission will be evaluated when the
following documents have been received.
- Application, completed and signed
- $40 application fee or fee waiver from your school - $20
application fee online, payable by check or credit card.
- Application essay
- Official high school transcript, including at least six
semesters’ grades, sent from the high school (if you have
not been educated in English language, official transcripts
must be translated)
- Official record of the SAT or ACT, which may be printed
on your school transcript or sent directly from the testing
service
- Academic Reference (form is provided in the application
and should be mailed by the person completing the reference)
- Admissions interview (while not required, strongly
encouraged)
- TOEFL. Official score of at least 550 must be sent from
the testing service if you have not been educated in the
English language
Note: A personal statement describing a special situation
may be included with the application if the statement
includes information supporting the applicant that would
help the Admission Committee reach a decision.
All documents should be sent to the Admissions Office, Mount
St. Mary's College, 12001 Chalon Road, Los Angeles, CA
90049.
After Applying
Once the applicationdocuments have been received, the file
will be evaluated and a decision made by the Admission
Committee. Approximately two after the Committee's decision,
the student will be notified by mail and via our website.
Several decisions may be made.
- The student is admitted and if she is appying for
financial aid, the OfficeofStudent Financing is notified.
- If thestudent applied for admission to the Baccalaureate
Program at Chalon and the Committee believes that her record
shows the need for further preparation, the student may be
admitted under the Alternative Access Program to the Doheny
Associate of Arts Degree Program.
- The student may be admitted on a conditional basis if
extraordinary circumstances call for this decision. If so,
the student will be required to meet conditions set in her
letter of admission, inclding earning"C's" or better and
finishing a contractsent by the Learning Center staff.
- The student may be denied and directed to another
college to fulfill requirements before reapplying for
admission to Mount St. Mary's College. Admitted students
will be required to submit a $100 tuition deposit to hold
their places in the entering classes. For students entering
the Fall semester, this tuition deposit is due by May 1 or
within two weeks of the receipt of a financial aid package,
whichever is later. For Spring semester, this deposit is due
in early January. The tuition deposit is not refundable
under any circumstances and will be credited directly to the
student's account in the Business Office.
Early Action Program
First Year Applicants to Undergraduate Degree Programs
First year applicants to the BA/BS program (Chalon) have the
option to apply under the early action program. To
participate, the Admission Office must receive all
application documents by December 1, and you will receive
your admission decision by January 1. This decision is
non-binding, and admitted students have until May 1 to
accept the offer of admission.
Mount St. Mary's College does not discriminate on the
basis of race, color, creed, national origin, age or
handicap in the administration of its admission
policies, scholarship and loan programs or in its
educational programs. The College complies with the
provisions of the Family Educational Rights and Privacy
Act of 1974 (FERPA).
Mount St. Mary's College is accredited by The Western
Association of Schools and Colleges, The California
State Board of Education, The Commission on Teacher
Credentialing, The California Board of Registered
Nursing, The National League of Nursing, The National
Association of Schools of Music, The American Physical
Therapy Association, The American Occupational Therapy
Association and the Committee on Allied Health Education
and Accreditation of the American Medical Association.
Admissions
Nursing Program Definition
To determine whether or not you should apply
to Mount St. Mary's College as a
Pre-Requisite Nursing Student or Direct
Program Student, check out the list below.
This should help you as you make your
choice.
Apply as a Direct Program Nursing
Student, if you have taken the
courses below and your science gpa is at
least a 2.5 and your overall gpa is at least
a 2.7.
Chemistry or
Physics, Anatomy**
Physiology**
Microbiology**
Psychology
Sociology
English
1A & 1B
Public Speaking
Developmental Psychology
Most Direct Program Nursing Students
apply and are accepted with Sophomore
status. Anything other than this status is
determined by the Nursing Department.
Apply as a Pre-Requisite Nursing
Student, if you have not
yet met the above requirements.
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Apply online
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