COLLEGE WORKSHOPS FOR CLASS OF 2025

• To sign up, seniors can pick up an excuse slip from the College & Career Center.  

• Your teacher must sign the form before you attend a workshop.  

• Schedule for : Senior Wednesday Workshop Class of 2025

• College Application Bootcamp: Every Wednesday 8:30-9:20am, except last Wednesday of every month

 

 

 

Files

• 12th grade application checklist Fall
• 12th grade Presentation 2025

 

ECRCHS handouts

• A-G Requirements
• How to Calculate the UC/CSU, El Camino GPA, Cal Grant GPA
• Commonly Asked Questions
• 12th grade College Preparation Checklist from Federal Student Aid
• Recommendation Packet 2025
• Pierce Concurrent Enrollment Step

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IF YOU ARE PLANNING TO APPLY TO A FOUR YEAR COLLEGE/UNIVERSITY:

UC APPLICATION

• Opens August 1 and due December 2
• https://apply.universityofcalifornia.edu
• Personal Insight Questions Freshman Guide
• UC Application Tips and Helpful Guide 

CSU application
 

• Opens October 1; Due December 2
• CSU Application Tips and Helpful Guide
• https://www.calstate.edu/apply

 

Private and Out-of-States Colleges- Common application

• Application opened August 1
• Deadlines vary from school to school https://www.commonapp.org
• Check Common Application and must link to Naviance and waive your rights (FERPA)
• You must match your Naviance account with your Common App account
• Be sure to connect with the College Counselor with the Recommendation Packet
• Helpful Tips for the Common Application ECRCHS 2025

please watch the video to see how to link your Naviance account with Common Application

How to link your Naviance Account with Common Application: click here - Loom Video

How to match your Common App & Naviance -  Watch Video

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If you are going to Community College:

 

Pierce College Application

• Pierce application will open as early as October or as late as February...
• Everyone can apply.
• Application online
• For more information about how to get two years free with the Promise Program go to https://www.piercecollege.edu/promise.  You must file a FAFSA or Dream Act to qualify for the free tuition. 

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WHEN YOU FILE FOR FINANCIAL AID: THE FAFSA/DREAM ACT

Create a FSA ID

• Whether you are a student or parent you'll need to create your own FSA ID account.  
• Go to FSA ID Log in
• FAFSA/Dream Act opens December 1- March 2 (priority deadlines). You are filing for the 2025-2026 school year. 
• Gather parent basic information and tax information
• Know the schools you are applying to because they must be listed when you file

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GENERAL FINANCIAL AID INFORMATION for seniors

Financial Aid information

• File the FAFSA or the CA Dream Act- Opens December 1
• Everyone including those interested in the Promise program needs to submit an application
• To complete the CA Dream Act, go https:/dream.csac.ca.gov
• To complete FAFSA application, go to https://studentaid.gov/h/apply-for-aid/fafsa
• After a week, create a WebGrant account to keep track of your Cal Grant awards. Create the account at mygrantinfo.csac.ca.gov

If you are not planning to file the FAFSA or Dream Act you must opt out of it by filling out the Google form below: 

FAFSA OPT out Google Form

PSAT day: Saturday, October 26, 2024- 8-11 am

• Saturday will be the only day for PSAT test. We will not be offering any other days.
• ECR students only.  We will not be testing anyone who does not attend ECR.
• The test will be free for ECR students who signs up.

Last day for accommodations requests for the October PSAT/SAT would be August 19, 2024.  All accommodation requests must be approved by College Board regardless if you have an IEP or 504.  Please talk to your counselor if you need to get that process started.  

In order to take the PSAT, students will have to download BLUEBOOK.  

FAQs for the PSAT

 

To qualify for reduced AP testing, you need to apply and qualify for free and reduced lunch program.  Please apply by using this QR code.

 

2024-2025 AP Testing Schedule

• Calculator Policy for AP exams
• AP Terms and Conditions you must agree to
• What to bring on test day
• AP Credit Policy Search
• Frequently Asked Questions

Price per exam: NO REFUNDS WILL BE PROVIDED FOR PURCHASED AP EXAMS!!!

Traditional Rate: $103 includes processing fees
AP Seminar or AP Research: $147
Free and Reduced Lunch Program Rate: $5.  You must applied through an application and qualify to received the reduced rate
Late fee: $40 per exam (purchased after October 31; no additional purchase orders after March 15)

YOU MUST BE ENROLLED IN YOUR AP CLASSROOM(S) FOR YOUR EXAM TO BE ORDERED. This means that you have to create an account on College Board.  If you are taking an AP test for a class you are not enrolled in, then you must see the AP Coordinator for the AP online code to add. Without this step, we cannot order a test for you.  Please contact your teachers if you are not in their AP classroom on College Board
 
 

 

• If students would like accommodations for AP exams, they must apply and be approved
  • Having a 504 or IEP does not guarantee accommodations
• Directions to request for accommodations
  • You may request college board accommodations, and a parent consent form, by going online to www.collegeboard.org
  • Complete the consent form and bring it to Mr. Perry with an up-to-date, detailed letter from a medical doctor stating the medical reason for the request.  This letter must be on the doctor’s official letterhead and signed by the doctor.  A letter from a psychologist will not be accepted.   Please note that this process may take a long time since Mr. Perry (s.perry@ecrchs.net) must assemble the necessary documentation.

 

College 101

• A-G Requirements
• How to calculate your GPA

Community Colleges

• Anywhere from October to March of your senior year
• The application is simple
•  Pierce Application
• No ACT or SAT required
• Pierce Rep here every week
• LA Pierce Promise

California State University (CSU)

• Opened October 1-November 30
• Straight forward application-students need to list your A-G classes.
• No SAT or ACT required for the class of 2022
• No essay required
• No extracurricular activities are listed
• Students send transcripts only if the school is asking for it
• Student must check their portals daily for communication from the different schools
• Check the application

University of California (UC)

• Opened August 1-December 2
• More comprehensive application
• Student must list all A-G classes
• Extracurricular activities and awards must be listed.
• No SAT or ACT required
• Students will only send official transcripts if the schools are asking for it
• Students must check their portals everyday for communications from the UC schools
• Personal Insight Questions required
• Freshman Guide

Private & Out-of-State Universities/Colleges

• Common Application is opened August 1
• Application deadline varies
• More comprehensive application
• Students must list senior schedule, activities, and awards
• Students need to list extracurricular activities
• Letter of recommendation is required by college counselors and at least two academic teachers
• School Report and Mid-year reports are required (official transcripts and recommendations are included) and completed by the college counselor
• SAT or ACT with Writing and SAT Subject Tests are usually required. Students must check the specific requirements for each school*
• Applications usually have several essays- Supplemental essays
• Apply at Common App. 

 

Test Terms to be familiar with

• Test optional: schools will accept test scores if you decide to send them and add it to your application for admissions. For private and out of state schools, please check the website for each colleges' testing policies.
• Test blind: schools will NOT accept test scores for admissions purposes. UC and Cal States are TEST BLIND.

Fee Waivers

Students who qualify for free and reduced lunch program may receive 2 free SAT Reasoning, and 2 free ACT fee waivers (in the course of their entire high school years). Priority is given to seniors for the fall semester and the juniors in the spring semester.

• Students must file a free and reduced lunch program application and qualify. 
• Email your college counselor to receive your fee waiver code

ACT & SAT Information
 

At the start of the Fall 2025, we hope to partner with CCGI where students will be able to:

• Plan high school courses and track grades using real-time, pre-populated coursework via CaliforniaColleges.edu’s Academic Planner.
• View their eligibility for the UC or CSU in an easy-to-interpret, color-coded grid. 
• Launch and track the status of their applications to UCs, CSUs, and California Community Colleges. 
• Launch and track the status of their financial aid applications.
• Migrate pre-verified “a-g” coursework and grades into their Cal State Apply applications.     

CCGI Notification to parents

 

• FAQ for UC
• Waitlist information for UC
• How UC Applications are reviewed
• UC Application Helpful Tips and Guide

UC encourages students to spend ample time on their applications, developing each section to reflect their accomplishments, challenges, opportunities and talents within the context of their own family, school and community. 

The UC application provides help and support throughout each of its sections. Students needing further assistance can contact the UC Application Center via phone or email. The center is available Monday–Friday, 10 a.m.–6 p.m. (Pacific Time).

(800)207-1710 (within the U.S.)

Email: ucinfo@applyucsupport.net

 

Fee Waivers

UC will continue to waive application fees (for up to four campuses) for qualified students as a feature of the online application. The fee waiver is embedded in the UC application. Based your answer for your financial information, then application will then tell you if qualify for 4 fee waivers. It is important to understand that even if you are on the Free and Reduced Lunch Program, it does not guarantee that you earn fee waivers.

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UC TUITION AND FINANCIAL AID

For more information, please go to : Click here: UC Admission page

 

Personal Insight Questions

Essays, personal statements, and personal insight questions will help colleges become acquainted with you as a person and a student apart from grades, courses, test scores, and other objective data. You will also be able to demonstrate your ability to organize your thoughts and express yourself in a cohesive and meaningful essay. Think of your essays and responses as opportunities to share accomplishments, perspectives, talents, and experiences that are important to you. The University of California asks students to answer personal insight questions that are designed to get to know you better. Think of these questions as an interview with the admissions office. As an undergraduate applicant, the University of California wants you to be open and reflective and find your individual voice as you compose your answers.

You will have 8 questions to choose from and you must respond to 4 of the 8 questions:

• Each response is limited to 350 words.
• Which questions you choose to answer is entirely up to you. But you should select questions that are most relevant to your experience and that best reflect your individual circumstances.
• All questions are equal and all questions are given equal consideration in the application review process. There is no advantage or disadvantage to choosing certain questions over others.
• Your responses will be sent to all UC campuses selected on your application. Do not personalize your answers for any one UC campus.
• Write your responses in a Word document and cut and paste them into the UC application.

More information or personal insight question

 

• ELC Program
• AB540 at UC
• Application Tips: Using Additional Comment Section
• EOP Programs
• UC contact information
• EWPE Test (Entry Level Writing Placement Exam)

​​​​Information about CSU Campuses:

There are 23 CSU campuses. They offer degrees at the undergraduate, graduate, and doctorate levels. They also have programs offering professional degrees in areas such as education and engineering.

Explore majors in the CSU system

 

CSU Admissions Requirements

• Must meet A-G requirements
• CSUs do not require students to list community service activities
• They do not require a letter of recommendation
• They do not require a personal statement or essay
• Cal State Apply

Test Scores

The Cal state schools are test blind and will not accept any test scores for admissions purposes.

 

• Impacted Programs and Majors
• CSU Supplemental Factors
• CSU Tuition and Fees
• Tips for CSU Application 2024 Admission
• EOP Programs at the CSU: The EOP Applications deadlines are different from campus to campus. Therefore students must look to see when the applications are due. 

 

Common Application

The Common Application is a uniform college application that has over 500 members (colleges & universities) whereby a student can apply to colleges. 

• How to match your Naviance to the Common Application: Loom Video
• Common App Activity Section: Approaching the Activities section: Video
• FAQ for Private and Out-of-State schools

 

• AXS Companion: To help those students achieve greater success, the Independent Educational Consultants Association (IECA) and Oregon State University’s Ecampus have launched the AXS Companion. The AXS Companion is a free, open, online resource to help students navigate Common App. IECA volunteers created the content, and Oregon State University’s Ecampus developed the platform. Here is a video of an overview of the AXS Companion.

Western Undergraduate Exchange

Residents of the WICHE states may be eligible to get reduced tuition rates at participating institutions outside of their home state. To get the most recent and up-to-date information about WUE admissions, you must contact the colleges you are interested in and talk to someone in charge of the WUE admissions. You may need to file a different application.

• List of WUE Schools
• WUE Savings Finder

Co-Op Colleges

Co-Op Colleges require or encourage students to apply what they’re learning in the classroom out in the real world – through closely supervised internships or practicums, or through cooperative education.

• US News & World Report

• Location: California, East Coast, etc. Where do relatives live? What type of transportation is needed.
• Size: The size of the campus: 1 acre or 400 acres? Enrollment: 25-50,000 students
• Setting of the campus: Rural/ Suburban/ Urban? Which are you more familiar with?
• Academics: What majors? What minors? Doubt majors? Can you change your majors?
• Learning environment: Large, small classrooms, discussion groups, accessibility of teachers?
• Extracurricular options: Intramural sports, clubs or organizations. What to do outside of class
• Housing options: Type and availability of dorms and other housing. Roommate issues
• Cost to attend: $15,000 to $60,000? Do you plan to attend graduate school?
• School spirit: NCAA sports? Banana slug vs. Trojans?

CHECK OUT SuperMatch through Naviance

Don’t include a school on your college list that you are not willing to attend. Include schools that fall into one of the following three categories: Safe, Target and Reach. Apply to a few schools from each category.

Safe: A college where you would have been easily accepted the previous year. You can be reasonably certain that you will be admitted to your safety schools and be happy there.

• You meet all the requirements for the recommended coursework
• Your GPA is significantly above the averaged accepted last year

Target: A college where your academic qualifications fall well within or even exceed the school’s range for the average freshman. These schools are places you will be very happy and most likely to be admitted. There are no guarantees, but it’s not unreasonable to be accepted to several of your target schools.

• You meet all the requirements for the recommended coursework
• You GPA is above the average accepted last year

Reach: You have all the qualifications and academic credentials fall within range or below the school’s range for the average freshman. These schools are your top choices, but more academically challenging to get into. Reach schools are long-shots but they should still be possible.

• You GPA is at about or above the average accepted last year
• You have taken the average or above number of honors/AP courses

 

List of college search engines

• Big Future 9/10th grade college prep checklist
• 9th grade- How to start planning
• 10th grade- How to start planning
• Big Future: 11th grade college prep checklist
• 11th- How to start planning

la promise

To qualify for Promise Year 1:

Be a 2025 graduate from a California high school.

Complete the Los Angeles Pierce College (LAPC) Application (Summer 2025)

Complete O.A.C.

• Orientation: Log in to your Student Portal, select "Student Status", select "Orientation". Complete all sections
• Assessment: Speak with a Counselor about placement.
• Counseling: Sign up for a virtual New Student Counseling Group to complete your first semester education plan

Complete an application for financial aid, either the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) or California Dream Act, 2025-2026.

If you are interested in the Pierce Promise Program complete the Los Angeles College Promise Interest Form.

Enroll as a full-time student in Fall 2025 & Spring 2026 (minimum 12 units at Pierce College each term). 

We have a Pierce Community College representative that will be coming every week on Monday from 9:30-1 pm in the College & Career Center.

 

Pierce Community College IGETC:

The IGETC is approximately 34-37 CSU/UC transferable semester units. A minimum of 60 CSU/UC transferable semester units is required for transfer. You will need to complete additional coursework in your major and maybe some elective courses. Please see a counselor at Pierce to develop an Educational Plan so you can reach your goals. Please note that colleges have different IGETCs.

• Pierce Application Online:
• LA Pierce Promise

Pierce’s Honors Program:

The Honors Program (or it’s equivalent at other community colleges) can enhance a student’s ability to transfer to a highly selective college like UCLA. But please remember that the program does not guarantee admissions. You will have fill out a separate application to get into the Honors Program

Concurrent Enrollment:

 How high school students can take classes at Pierce

 Students need to apply online and follow the steps to enroll. 

• If you are a new student, submit an Application for Admission.

• If you are a Continuing Student (attended college in the last academic year), you do not need to submit a new application.

• Submit a signed Los Angeles Community College District Supplemental Application for Admission of Students in Grades K-12, available for download or viewing as an Adobe Acrobat Portable Document Format (PDF) file, to the Admissions and Records Office prior to enrolling for classes. The form must indicate the course(s) that are approved for you to enroll.

  This must be done every semester

El Camino Real Charter High School Dual Enrollment Program The Dual Enrollment Program is a two-year program and requires students to commit to taking two Pierce College classes each semester including a Summer. During the Fall and Spring semesters, these classes will be offered during the school day and be part of the student’s ECR class schedule.  Upon completion of the program, students can earn up to 31 transferable semester units of college coursework.  ●      This program is a two-year commitment ●      The program requires the student to take two Pierce classes each semester  ●      There is no mixing/matching;the student cannot do only one class and not the other ●      All classes are UC/CSU transferable ●      Student must pass classes with “C” or better to continue in program ●      Sample schedule: ○      Period 1 - Period 4 (ECR classes) ○      Period 5 - Period 6 (Pierce classes that are offered on the ECR campus) 12th grade dual enrollment classes are slightly varied with Periods 1 and 2 being Pierce classes.  Dual Enrollment Program – Proposed Schedule (subject to change): Communication Studies 101                       Fall 2024-11th Grade Sociology 1                                                     Fall 2024-11th Grade History 12                                                        Spring 2025- 11th Grade Philosophy 1                                                   Spring 2025- 11th Grade Political Science 1                                          Summer 2025- 12th Grade Cinema 107                                                    Summer 2025-12th Grade Math 227                                                         Fall 2025- 12th Grade English 101                                                    Fall 2025- 12th Grade Psychology 1                                                   Spring 2026- 12th Grade Anthropology 101                                            Spring 2026- 12th Grade   Students are expected to follow regulations and procedures that apply to all college students. The student shall receive college credit for the community college courses that are completed. The completed classes then become part of the student’s college transcript so it is important to put forth best effort. HOW TO SIGN UP: If you are a new student, submit an Application for Admission. If you are a Continuing Student (attended college in the last academic year), you do not need to submit a new application. Submit a signed Los Angeles Community College District Supplemental Application for Admission of Students in Grades K-12, available for download or viewing as an Adobe Acrobat Portable Document Format (PDF) file, to the Admissions and Records Office prior to enrolling for classes. The form must indicate the course(s) that are approved for you to enroll. This must be done every semester

 

Information about Moorpark Community College

• Moorpark IGETC:

• Apply for Admissions

• Moorpark’s Honors Program

• Special Admissions for High School Students

 

Information about Santa Monica Community College

• Santa Monica IGETC

• Apply Online

• Santa Monica’s Scholar’s Program

 

• Information about Los Angeles Valley Community College

• Valley IGETC

• Apply Online

• Valley’s Transfer Alliance/Honors Program

 

Did you know that more than 13,000 transfer students applied for a Transfer Admission Guarantee last year? This program guarantees admission to a campus and major for students who meet the TAG criteria. With the guarantee in hand at one campus, many students apply to other campuses without risk, as the TAG does not bind a student to attend the TAG campus if admitted to another UC campus.

TAG Information

 

This link is to our website with additional information.  

Website about Community Colleges:

• List of Community Colleges
• List of Community Colleges with dorms
• Career and Certificate programs at community colleges

FAFSA/ Dream Act opens December 1- DUE MARCH 2, 2025

2024-25 FAFSA From on StudentAid.gov

FSA ID: Create One Now!

While we wait for new information about when the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA and Dream Act) will be available December 1st, now is the perfect time for students and their FSA IDs. That way, they are ready to complete and submit the FAFSA as soon as it becomes available. 

FAQ Financial Aid

 

Local Educational Agencies (LEAs) are required to confirm that high school seniors complete a Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) or California Dream Act Application (CADAA).

Students may alternatively complete an opt-out form, which shall be collected and retained by the high school. 

Opt Out Form  or fill out the Opt out Google Form

Please return from to either Mr. Graham, Mrs. Yi, or Mrs. Murcia in the College & Career Center or you can fill out the Opt Out

Assembly Bill 2160 was signed into law in September 2014 mandating that all public schools electronically submit grade point averages (GPAs) for all graduating seniors to the California Student Aid Commission (CSAC) by October 1 for Cal Grant consideration, unless the student or parent has opted out.
 

Information about opting out

Scholarships are free money for college. You should never have to pay to find, apply or receive one.

• Read about Scholarship Scams and avoiding scholarship scams

Website Resources for Scholarship Search

• Big Future Scholarships Search: Find scholarships and other financial aid from more than 3,000 national, state and private funds. Database is updated annually.
• Fast Web: It offers students with more than 180,000 listings of scholarships, fellowships, grants, and loans.
• Appily.com : Scholarship search matching your strength, skills, and interests.

Anyone interested in Questbridge must either see Mrs. Yi or Mr. Graham. You will need to complete a Recommendation Packet.

• Questbridge Selection Criteria

The Middle Class Scholarship (MCS) provides undergraduate students, including students pursuing a teaching credential, with a scholarship to attend a University of California (UC), California State University (CSU), and select California Community Colleges (CCC) that offer a baccalaureate program.  Students must filed the FAFSA at www.fafsa.gov or the California Dream Act Application at www.caldreamact.org no later than March 2nd priority deadline. Students must have a minimum of 2.0 financial aid GPA.

• Information about the Middle Class Scholarship

 

WUE: Residents of WICHE states can gain affordable access to programs, states avoid costly and unnecessary duplication of programs and facilities, and colleges and universities can devote their resources to improving the quality of their educational offerings.

• How to apply through WUE?

 

Minority Students

• Scholarship for Minority Students: American Indian Scholarship Funds
• American Indian Scholarship Funds: African American Scholarships
• African American Scholarships: (UNCF)
• HBCU Scholarships: Free scholarship search geared towards geared towards African American students; sponsored by HBCU Historically Black Colleges and Universities.

Latino/Hispanic Students

• MALDEF Scholarships: List of scholarships that does not ask for social security number

Asian Students

• Asian and Pacific Island Scholarship: Scholarship search for Asian American and Pacific Islander

 

• College Scholarships with Information for Athletes: Scholarship information for student-athletes

 

Private Education, Public Price

Public Price Promise Attend Cal Lutheran for the average cost of UC schools.

The Public Price Promise scholarship awards you the difference in average cost of attendance between Cal Lutheran and University of California schools. This is important because you get the experience of a private school education for the cost of a public school price. 

The scholarship amount for 2024-25 is: $32,500

CSU Channel Islands is currently offering for incoming first year students for Fall 2025 called the Jeff T Green Scholarship. 

To access Naviance, it's on your MyECR.ecrchs.net. You will automatically be logged into your account. 

Helpful video: Naviance

Naviance:

• Can help start your college search
• Provides scholarships 
  • local scholarships
  • national scholarship search engine
• Gives information about colleges
  • representative visits
  • costs
  • scattergrams of admissions of El Camino students
  • and much more!
• Most importantly, Naviance is linked to Common App, which sends important information to the schools including transcripts, school reports, and letters of recommendation
  • students must request letters of recommendation through Naviance 

 

• My Plan.com: This site has a personality and career assessment test
• California Career Resource Network :The site provides resources for anyone interested in career self-management skills necessary in today’s world of work.
• California Career Zone: This site is a web based career exploration system and assessment for career options
• Career Path: This site provides information about career planning, career tests and career advice
• My Next Move: This site provides information about career planning

Job Search

• Job Trends in California
• National Job Trends
• California Job
• Occupational Outlook Handbook

Apprenticeship: Apprenticeship is a system of learning while earning. It combines training on the job with related and supplemental instruction at school. Each program operates under apprenticeship training standards agreed to by labor and/or management in accordance with State and Federal laws, under which a person works with a skilled worker and gains on the job skills and “know-how” and in turn becomes an important part of the occupation and industry. Click on the link to find apprenticeship programs in California.

After high school, you can choose many different paths to continue your education. One path is to earn a certificate degree or diploma from a career college or technical school that will train you for a specific career, trade, or profession. Those schools train for a variety of technical positions, including automotive technician, computer technician, hairstylist, medical assistant, truck driver, and other field. This website will give you some questions you’ll want to ask before enrolling in a career college or technical school.

• US Department of Education

Career and Technical Programs AA programs at Pierce Community College

Career and Certificate programs at Community Colleges

Vocational schools train in specific careers that do not require a college degree. Programs can run between 6 months to two years. Some of the programs available are accounting, medical front and back office, digital multimedia, computer aided drafting, certified nursing assistant, cosmetology, dental technician, pharmacy technician, machinist, landscaping, culinary arts and many more.

• West Valley Occupational Center

• North Valley Occupational Center

Military Career Opportunities

• My Future Military Occupations

Nursing is among the top 10 occupation with the largest job growth.

Learn more about the different kinds of nursing jobs. In order to take the National Council Licensing Exam (NCLEX), nursing programs must be accredited by the Board of National Nursing. Click here to search to see if your program is accredited. To see a list of approved nursing programs go to www.rn.ca.gov

• UCLA: BS Pre licensure program; this is a four year program starting freshman year
• Irvine: BS Nursing Science; there is an undergraduate program
• Davis: No undergraduate nursing major or program; only masters and doctorate programs available.
• CSUs with Nursing Programs: List of academic programs in Nursing in the CSU systems.
• Pierce Community College Nursing Program: They offer AA in nursing. The prerequisite courses must be completed before an application is filed for the Nursing program.
• Moorpark Community College Nursing Program: Provides an associate degree in nursing
• To learn more about the application process to get into the program click here.