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Alicia Redira
Assistant Director of Graduate Admissions
(949) 214-3842
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Brian Tressler
Graduate Admissions Counselor
(949) 214-3845
Carolyn Kobly
(949) 214-3846
Posted on 4/24/2026 - 5 minute read
Nursing school length depends on your path. An ADN takes about two years, a traditional BSN takes four years, and an accelerated BSN can be completed in under two years. Additional time is needed to prepare for and pass the NCLEX.
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Posted on 2/24/2026 - 5 minute read
Autonomy in nursing is the independent actions nurses take to provide care and meet patients’ needs, as well as the influence they have over organizational policy and procedures. This is shown in practice as the emergency decisions nurses make, suggestions regarding workplace policies, and many other grand and small ways.
Posted on 2/11/2026 - 7 minute read
What’s the difference between an ABSN vs. BSN? A BSN is a Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree, while an ABSN is an accelerated program that confers a BSN degree. A traditional BSN typically takes four years, whereas an ABSN might take as few as 15 months to complete.
Posted on 2/10/2026 - 7 minute read
When determining how to pay for nursing school, it’s best to consider a variety of funding sources. First, look for scholarships for nursing students. You can apply for scholarships offered by schools or third parties. Federal student aid can also help finance your education.
Posted on 2/9/2026 - 8 minute read
What’s the fastest way to become a nurse? It depends on your current academic credentials. You can complete a licensed practical nurse training program in one year, but you won’t become an RN. Instead, consider an Accelerated Bachelor of Science in Nursing program, which takes as few as 15 months.
Posted on 12/8/2025 - 11 minute read
Disaster nursing professionals respond to various disasters, such as wildfires and earthquakes. They provide triage, stabilizing care, and resource referral. When considering the nursing implications for wildfires and other natural disasters, it’s important to understand the health impacts patients face and the difficulties of working with limited resources.
Posted on 9/30/2025 - 7 minute read
Wondering how to become a nurse anesthetist? First, you’ll need to earn a Bachelor of Science in Nursing. Then, pass the NCLEX-RN, get an RN license and gain clinical experience. Next, earn a master’s degree and then a doctorate degree in nursing and obtain board certification.
Posted on 9/11/2025 - 7 minute read
Caring for new life is a calling, and nurses that work with babies have a special responsibility to help their patients have the healthiest possible start in life. If you think you might like to pursue one of the nursing specialties that involves caring for babies, such as a pediatric nurse, it’s important to understand the full scope of responsibility.
Posted on 8/6/2025 - 7 minute read
Thinking of switching from EMT to nursing? Compared to EMTs, RNs have more responsibility, higher earning potential, greater advancement opportunities, and more nursing specialties to choose from. To go from EMT to RN, earn a Bachelor of Science in Nursing and pass the NCLEX-RN.
Posted on 6/18/2025 - 7 minute read
Wondering how to prepare for nursing school? First, you should review the admissions requirements and reach out to an admissions counselor. Preparing for nursing school also involves updating your immunizations, becoming CPR-certified, putting together a financial plan, and purchasing nursing school supplies.