HERE AT MACC
We are committed to provide the highest quality of education with emphasis on adult learning and competency assessment.
MACC is composed of welcoming, friendly and professional staff who aim to make our students feel comfortable in order to have an enjoyable educational experience. All information provided by staff is factual to help you make the wise decision.
Our faculty and staff are highly qualified in their respective fields, having a common goal which is to ensure that students acquire the knowledge to start a career. MACC’s programs are designed to be relevant in the industry.
We have flexible class schedules that adapts to the needs of a working student. We offer part time and full time schedules for the Vocational Nursing Program. We have morning and evening schedules as well. Our classes start throughout the year thus you can start as soon as possible.
For the Vocational Nursing program, Financial Aid is available for those who qualify. Likewise, MACC offers easy payment plans for the other programs.
Admissions Advisor will be ready to meet with you to answer your questions including touring you around the campus. So call now at (562) 807-2420 and make your appointment for all details to get you started to your new career.
Admission Requirements
To be admitted into the RN to BSN Program, all incoming students must have RN license with Associates Degree in Nursing (ADN). Students with RN License and ADN will automatically transfer 60 credit hours satisfying 30 lower level division of required concentration, 27 to 30 hours of general education, and 3 hours of electives as needed to satisfy the 60 credit hours to be transferred.
Medical Allied Career Center will provide the other 60 credit hours upper level division courses of the 120 credit hours required to earn the baccalaureate degree in nursing to fulfill the ABHES requirement under Standard VI.C.6.a,at a minimum 120 credit hours will be required in order for students to earn the baccalaureate degree in nursing.
Documents needed to enroll in the program:
Current and active RN license to practice nursing.
Minimum of 2.5 GPA on a 4.0 scale from the official transcript of the Associate Degree in Nursing.
Copy of Associates Degree in Nursing.
Complete the required online orientation live video conference before enrolling in the first nursing course if enrolled as an online student.
All students must complete the program orientation module prior to beginning the program.
Show proof of legal residence in the United States.
All students enrolled in the RN-BSN program must enroll in the community practicum and the leadership and management course before they can graduate. The instructors responsible for these courses and the program coordinator will be responsible for ensuring that students in every location complete their practicum with their selected preceptor. The instructor will communicate with preceptors and students via email and phone call. The following are some of the expectations and criteria for these two practicum courses:
Online students must select their clinical sites and mentor (preceptor) prior to the beginning of the program and receive approval from the school.(Approval process takes time, students who plan to have their preceptorship in their place of work will need to ask their Education Department if it will be allowed. Although, the practicum will not be until the last semester of the RN to BSN Program the school’s policy is to have the preceptorship to be formally in place to ensure students’ success in the program.)
Community Practicum requires 96 hours of preceptorship(This Community Practicum preceptorship will satisfy the CA Board of Registered of Nursing’s Public Health Certification requirement upon completion of the Bachelor of Science in Nursing)
Leadership and Management requires 96 hours of preceptorship(Graduates of our RN to BSN Program are being prepared to become leaders in their field. This preceptorship will expose our students in a professional setting observing, learning and participating in a leadership role in healthcare.
Prior to start of the semester containing the two subjects with preceptorship, students must submit the scheduled hours approved by their employer to be verified by the school and up completion of verification to be approved by the school.
(The schedule must be submitted with the preceptor’s resume and contact information in order to receive feedbacks and evaluation form from the mentor and submit copy of active nursing license of preceptor.)
Applicant must:
1. Be 17 years old and above
2. Submit a valid high school diploma/transcript or certificate of high school equivalency, or GED or Certificate of accreditation of courses if a foreign graduate. If high school diploma is from outside the United States, it must be evaluated by International Education Research Foundation (www.ierf.org).
3. Submit a complete admissions application
4. Submit valid ID
5. Submit completed physical examination report, and TB test or chest X-ray report. TB test must be done within the last 6 months. Chest X-ray is needed if tested positive for TB. Chest X-ray reports is valid for 2 years. Submit Immunization records and Influenza vaccine.
6. Pass the Test of Essential Academic Skills (TEAS) entrance exam given by the school with at least Proficient level grade of 60% and above
7. Submit an essay “Why I want to be a part of the Nursing Program”
8. Submit proof of background check and passing drug screening.
The Program Director or designee evaluates the information received for completeness. A letter to the applicant is sent to applicant regarding status. If the file is complete, the Program Director or designee schedules applicant to meet with Medical Allied Career Center professional admission panel. The applicant receives a confirmation letter explaining the process, date, time and location of appointment. If the selected date and time provides a scheduling conflict for the applicant, the applicant may contact the Program Director to schedule a new date and time.
All applicants are required to complete a personal interview with the School Director or designee prior to signing an Enrollment Agreement. Personal interviews give the School Director an opportunity to conclude an applicant’s qualifications for enrollment in any program.
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Applicant must:
1. Be at least 16 years of age. If applicant is 16 years of age, parental consent is required.
2. Complete and pass the scholastic level exam (Wonderlic Scholastic Level Exam). Acceptable passing score is 13.
3. Submit completed physical examination report, and TB test or chest X-ray report. TB test must be done within the last 6 months. Chest X-ray is needed if tested positive for TB. Chest X-ray reports is valid for 2 years. Submit Immunization records and Influenza vaccine.
4. Sign a disqualifying penal code.
5. Pass a criminal background check and drug screening.
6. Submit valid ID
The final determination for admission is based on entrance test results, prior education, motivation, work experience, appropriate attitude, placement potential, and general attitude for the chosen field. Applicants are assessed on an individual basis to determine the prospective student’s ability to successfully complete the program of study.
As evidence of English language proficiency, the student must submit a proof of 12 grade level high school completion.
Previous training (vocational nursing) at a state-approved school will be considered with respect to the respective program upon demonstration of proficiency. The student must present his/her evidence of training in these areas and pass hands-on and terminology tests. Appropriate credit (not to exceed 50% of program hours) may be offered. This determination will be made and documented jointly by the School Director and respective instructors.
The school reserves the right to change tuition and fees, make curricular changes as necessary, and make substitutions in books and supplies as required without prior notice. Any changes in tuition or fees will not affect a student already in attendance or enrolled.
All applicants are required to complete a personal interview with the Program Director or designee prior to signing an Enrollment Agreement. Personal interviews give the Program Director an opportunity to conclude an applicant’s qualifications for enrollment in any program.
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