You need a student ID from college admission before you can finish the nursing application.
Applying to more than one ADN program this cycle? There is one step many students miss: applying for admission to each college first.
One of the most common mistakes we see is students waiting to apply for college admission until the nursing application opens.
At every California community college, applying to the college and applying to the nursing program are two separate steps. Before you can submit a nursing application, you must first apply for admission to the college.
Because that's how you receive your student ID number. Every nursing application requires your student ID, and schools often send important updates to your student email account.
If you're applying to five nursing programs, you'll also need to submit five separate college admission applications; one for each college on your list.
California community college admission applications are free through CCCApply.
So before your nursing application windows open, do three things:
Two applications, two separate steps. Handle college admission early so your student ID is ready and waiting, and the nursing application becomes the only one you have to think about when the window opens.
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