School of NursingSchool of Nursing

Steven PurdySteven PurdyNursing enrollment and Nursing enrollment and

Evaluation specialistEvaluation specialiststeven.purdy@rcc.edu

Jackie TerriquezJackie Terriquez

Educational AdvisorEducational AdvisorJackie.terriquez@rcc.edu

Prepare for Success in NursingPrepare for Success in NursingOptional courses that are recommended to help you prepare for success Optional courses that are recommended to help you prepare for success

in the Nursing programin the Nursing program

►NXN-84 Prepare for Success in NursingNXN-84 Prepare for Success in Nursing Provides an introduction to and facilitates Provides an introduction to and facilitates

success in the RCC nursing programs.success in the RCC nursing programs.1.5 units 1.5 units

• NRN-93 Calculations for Healthcare NRN-93 Calculations for Healthcare ProvidersProviders

• Learn how to compute dosage problems Learn how to compute dosage problems as encountered in actual nursing as encountered in actual nursing practice.practice.

1.00 unit1.00 unit

Selection process changesSelection process changes► The application selection/ranking processes for all The application selection/ranking processes for all

nursing programs have and will change.nursing programs have and will change.

► Changes in state law (AB 1559 and SB 1393) Changes in state law (AB 1559 and SB 1393) mandated changes in the RN/ADN applicant mandated changes in the RN/ADN applicant selection process. The VN selection process will selection process. The VN selection process will change also.change also.

► Any information in this presentation is subject to Any information in this presentation is subject to change.change.

► Admittance to all Nursing programs is pending Admittance to all Nursing programs is pending space availabilityspace availability

All Nursing Applicant All Nursing Applicant RequirementsRequirements

► Students MUST have a valid United States Social Security Students MUST have a valid United States Social Security Number to be admitted to the Nursing program. A valid Number to be admitted to the Nursing program. A valid SSN is required for licensure.SSN is required for licensure.

► Nursing students must have clear criminal background and Nursing students must have clear criminal background and drug screen to participate in clinicals. Should the drug screen to participate in clinicals. Should the educational process be interrupted, a new background educational process be interrupted, a new background check/drug screen will be required. check/drug screen will be required. The background check, drug screen and Social Security number The background check, drug screen and Social Security number

requirements are mandatory requirements of the hospitals and requirements are mandatory requirements of the hospitals and clinics where students do clinical training and cannot be clinics where students do clinical training and cannot be waived. waived.

Students do not need to do the background check, drug screen Students do not need to do the background check, drug screen and health clearances until admitted to the program. and health clearances until admitted to the program.

► Nursing students must submit a valid CPR card and health Nursing students must submit a valid CPR card and health clearances prior to enrolling. The Health clearances must clearances prior to enrolling. The Health clearances must be kept up to date during the program for continued be kept up to date during the program for continued enrollment.enrollment.

A.D.N. InformationA.D.N. Information The Associate in Science Degree in The Associate in Science Degree in

Nursing (A.D.N) is five semesters Nursing (A.D.N) is five semesters (2 years) after the prerequisite (2 years) after the prerequisite courses. courses. (1 Year for VN-RN bridge).(1 Year for VN-RN bridge).

A total of approximately 44-100 A total of approximately 44-100 students are accepted per students are accepted per semester into Nursing 11. semester into Nursing 11. Up to 40 Up to 40 VN to RN bridge students are accepted VN to RN bridge students are accepted per semester.per semester.

Riverside CampusRiverside Campus

Upon completion of the program, Upon completion of the program, the graduate earns an A.S. in the graduate earns an A.S. in Nursing and is eligible to apply for Nursing and is eligible to apply for NCLEX-RN for licensure as a NCLEX-RN for licensure as a Registered Nurse in the State of Registered Nurse in the State of California.California.

A.D.N. Application Filing A.D.N. Application Filing PeriodPeriod

Applications are available Applications are available onlineonline during the application during the application

filing periodsfiling periods

First business day of September – First business day of September – First business day of October for First business day of October for SpringSpring semester semester

First business day of January – First First business day of January – First business day of Februarybusiness day of February for for FallFall semester semester

www.rcc.edu/academicprograms/nursing

A.d.n. Nursing Applicant A.d.n. Nursing Applicant RequirementsRequirements

Please verify that the following Please verify that the following documents are on file at RCC at the time documents are on file at RCC at the time of application or of application or the application will not the application will not be processed:be processed:

RCC ApplicationRCC Application Official, up-to-date transcripts from all Official, up-to-date transcripts from all

colleges attended (including courses colleges attended (including courses in progress). RCC transcripts not in progress). RCC transcripts not needed .needed .

Official high school transcripts. (Only Official high school transcripts. (Only if proving foreign language if proving foreign language coursework or trying to test out of coursework or trying to test out of Chemistry).Chemistry).

TranscriptsTranscripts► Check WebAdvisor or contact counseling to confirm that all

of your official transcripts have been received.

► Once you submit all of your official transcripts from other colleges, meet with an Academic Counselor. They will help determine if your prior coursework is applicable to the RCC Nursing programs. Riverside 951-222-8440 Norco 951-372-7101 Moreno Valley 951-571-6104

► Foreign transcripts/diplomas must be evaluated by an evaluation company (full-detailed evaluation) and then submitted to RCC. These are just some of the organizations that provide this service: www.aerc-eval.com www.apie.org www.ierf.org

Pre-Nursing Coursework InfoPre-Nursing Coursework Info Applicants who have ALL “pre-nursing” coursework Applicants who have ALL “pre-nursing” coursework

completed before they apply have a MUCH GREATER chance completed before they apply have a MUCH GREATER chance of being accepted.of being accepted.

► ““Pre-Nursing” courses:Pre-Nursing” courses: 3 Sciences---------------------A&P 2A, A&P 2B, Micro3 Sciences---------------------A&P 2A, A&P 2B, Micro 1 Pre-req for Microbiology--Chemistry 2A or 1A1 Pre-req for Microbiology--Chemistry 2A or 1A Psychology 9Psychology 9 6 general ed 6 general ed 11 courses**11 courses**

► ****If a student places into College Level English and Math on the RCC Assessment testIf a student places into College Level English and Math on the RCC Assessment test

Applicants with a regionally accredited Bachelor’s degree from the Applicants with a regionally accredited Bachelor’s degree from the U.S.A. will be waived from completing the 6 general education U.S.A. will be waived from completing the 6 general education courses, but must have taken the science Prerequisites, Psych 9 courses, but must have taken the science Prerequisites, Psych 9 and have taken courses in English composition, Speech and and have taken courses in English composition, Speech and Sociology/Cultural Anthropology. Sociology/Cultural Anthropology.

Required Prerequisites for the ADN ProgramRequired Prerequisites for the ADN ProgramAll courses must be completed All courses must be completed

Anatomy & Physiology 2A - Anatomy & Physiology 2BCombined A&P series must be completed at one school

Microbiology 1

Chemistry-2A or 1A (prerequisite for Microbiology)or

One year of High School Chemistry with a “C” or better the last semester and pass the Chemistry Diagnostic Test (call 222-8440 for

more information)or

Pass A.P. Chemistry test with a 3 or higher

Psychology 9(Developmental Psychology: Life Span from Birth to Death)

General education (RN)General education (RN) Completion of general education courses Completion of general education courses

isis not not necessarily required necessarily required for admission, for admission, but isbut is required required for the completion of the for the completion of the Associate Degree in Nursing.Associate Degree in Nursing.

Students are encouraged to complete Students are encouraged to complete them them priorprior to applying to the program. to applying to the program.

Completing all general education Completing all general education courses before applying greatly courses before applying greatly increases chances of being accepted.increases chances of being accepted.

ADN GENERAL EDUCATION COURSEADN GENERAL EDUCATION COURSE (one course from each area)(one course from each area)

English Composition

English 1A

American Institutions

History 6,7,8,9,15,26,28,29,30,31,34,53 Political Science 1 or 5

Social and Behavioral Science

Sociology 1, Anthropology 2

Communication

Speech 1 or 9

Analytical /Critical Thinking

CIS 1A-30, English 1B , Math 1-49, Philosophy 11, 32

*Math 35 (or higher) is recommended since it counts for the Math graduation requirement (starting in catalog year 2009-2010) and Analytical/Critical Thinking. Applicants who have had continuous enrollment from before the 09-10 academic year will not need to complete Math 35 (or higher) for graduation. Students that need to test out of Math 35, call Counseling at 222-8440.

Humanities

ASL 1, Architecture/Engineering 36, Art (any 3 unit course), Dance 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 or 9 , English 1B, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 20, 21, 22, 23, 25, 26, 30, 35, 37, 40, 41, 42, 44, 45, 48, FTV (any course) Foreign Language (any course) History 1,2,4,5 Humanities (any course) Music (any course) Philosophy 10, 12, 13, 14, 15,19,20,21,33,35 Photography 8 Speech 7 Theater Arts (any course)See RCC Catalog for more information.

ADN (RN) selection ADN (RN) selection ProcessProcess

►The vast majority of 1The vast majority of 1stst semester semester spaces will be awarded by rank order spaces will be awarded by rank order (highest points)(highest points)

►The remaining spaces will be selected The remaining spaces will be selected by random selection of qualified by random selection of qualified applicantsapplicants

ADN (RN) selection points criteriaADN (RN) selection points criteriaCRITERIACRITERIA MAXIMUM MAXIMUM

POINTS POINTS FOR FOR CATEGORYCATEGORY

POINT DISTRIBUTIONPOINT DISTRIBUTION

11 Academic degrees or diplomas, or relevant certificates held by an applicant.

5 points BS/BA 5 pointsLVN 5 pointsC.N.A. 5 points

22 Grade point average in relevant course work

50 points a. Minimum 2.5 GPA in anatomy, physiology, and microbiology. GPA = 4.0 25 points GPA = 3.5 20 points GPA = 3.0 15 points GPA = 2.5 10 pointsb. Minimum 2.5 GPA in all remaining general education courses required for graduation. GPA = 4.0 25 points GPA = 3.5 20 points GPA = 3.0 15 points GPA = 2.5 10 points

33 Life experiences or special circumstances of an applicant, including but not necessarily limited to, the following:

5 points Five points total for life experiences

Disabilities. Low family income. First generation of family to attend college. Need to work. Disadvantaged social or educational environment. Difficult personal and family situations or circumstances. Refugee or veteran status

44 Proficiency or advanced level coursework in languages other than English.

5 points Five points total for language proficiency

55 Assessment/readiness test results 35 points The TEAS minimal score is 62. 90% to 100% = 35 points 71% to 77% = 25 points 78% to 89% = 30 points 62% to 70%= 20 points

A.d.n. A.d.n. TEASTEAS EXAM EXAM InformationInformation► Test for Essential Academic SkillsTest for Essential Academic Skills (TEAS Version 5)(TEAS Version 5)

For 1For 1stst year ADN applicants only, not LVN or LVN to RN year ADN applicants only, not LVN or LVN to RN

► www.atitesting.com – for study guide, online practice $$www.atitesting.com – for study guide, online practice $$

► 120 applicants with the highest science GPA will be invited to 120 applicants with the highest science GPA will be invited to take the TEAS at RCC.take the TEAS at RCC.

► The TEAS was developed to measure essential academic skill The TEAS was developed to measure essential academic skill important to nursing program applicantsimportant to nursing program applicants

► The test is a four-part assessment with subjects in Reading, The test is a four-part assessment with subjects in Reading, Mathematics, Science, English and Language Usage. Mathematics, Science, English and Language Usage. 170 Questions, 3 hours and 29 minutes computerized test.170 Questions, 3 hours and 29 minutes computerized test.

► Students must pass with a composite score of 62. Students must pass with a composite score of 62.

► We only accept the first passing score.We only accept the first passing score.

► Students must pass the TEAS Test prior to program enrollment.Students must pass the TEAS Test prior to program enrollment.

► Students who fail to achieve a passing score will be required to Students who fail to achieve a passing score will be required to complete additional pre-nursing course work, then re-apply to complete additional pre-nursing course work, then re-apply to the program to re-take the TEASthe program to re-take the TEAS

How much does the A.D.n. How much does the A.D.n. program cost?program cost?

Nursing Program Tuition: Nursing Program Tuition: $1,840$1,840 Student Health Fee: Student Health Fee: $70$70 Student Services Fee: Student Services Fee: $50$50 Uniform Cost: Approx: Uniform Cost: Approx: $250$250 Parking: Parking: $225$225 Nursing Books and Supplies: Nursing Books and Supplies:

Approx: Approx: $1,300 for two years.$1,300 for two years. Physical Exam/lab work: Physical Exam/lab work:

Approx: Approx: $250$250 NCLEX-RN application fees: NCLEX-RN application fees: $131$131 Background Check:Background Check: $140$140 ATI Review Program:ATI Review Program: $400$400 Supply bagSupply bag $110$110

APPROXIMATE COST: $4,800APPROXIMATE COST: $4,800

Inland EmpireInland EmpireRN Transition to Practice RN Transition to Practice

ProgramProgram► The Program’s purpose is to improve the employability of these The Program’s purpose is to improve the employability of these

unemployed newly licensed nurses by providing an unpaid unemployed newly licensed nurses by providing an unpaid preceptored clinical experience.preceptored clinical experience.

► Minimum QualificationsMinimum Qualifications: Graduate of RN program; Active CA RN : Graduate of RN program; Active CA RN License; Minimum 3.0 GPA, US Citizen; 2 positive faculty License; Minimum 3.0 GPA, US Citizen; 2 positive faculty recommendation letters, and current AHA/BLS CPR card.recommendation letters, and current AHA/BLS CPR card.

The program will span 12 weeks.The program will span 12 weeks. Cost $46/unit for a 4 unit course at RCC.Cost $46/unit for a 4 unit course at RCC. Day Shift, Evening Shift, Night ShiftDay Shift, Evening Shift, Night Shift Locations: RCH, RCRMC, and Kaiser/Riverside.Locations: RCH, RCRMC, and Kaiser/Riverside. Cooperative Work Experience in the following areas:Cooperative Work Experience in the following areas:

► Medical Surgical, ED, OB, Psychiatry, Hospice & Urgent Care, Ambulatory/Urgent Care, Medical Surgical, ED, OB, Psychiatry, Hospice & Urgent Care, Ambulatory/Urgent Care, Pediatrics, and Telemetry. Pediatrics, and Telemetry.

For more information visit us at : http://www.rcc.edu/academicPrograms/nursing/index.cfm For more information visit us at : http://www.rcc.edu/academicPrograms/nursing/index.cfm

After you get your rn at rcc After you get your rn at rcc get your bsnget your bsn

Bsn AcceleratedBsn Accelerated RN to BSN – CSU RN to BSN – CSU Fullerton courses at RCCFullerton courses at RCC

► Classes which meet one afternoon per Classes which meet one afternoon per week at Riverside Community College week at Riverside Community College

► Some courses offered on-line Some courses offered on-line

► Cal State Fullerton faculty teach all Cal State Fullerton faculty teach all classes classes

► BSN awarded by Cal State FullertonBSN awarded by Cal State Fullerton

► http://nursing.fullerton.eduhttp://nursing.fullerton.edu

► (866) 729-7729 (866) 729-7729

Fast Track to the RN/ADN Fast Track to the RN/ADN Program for High School Program for High School

Student Student ► Grant-fundedGrant-funded► Assist high school students who are interested in a nursing Assist high school students who are interested in a nursing

pathway to success. pathway to success. ► Classes for the program to be held at the Rubidoux Annex Classes for the program to be held at the Rubidoux Annex

with the exception of Microbiology. with the exception of Microbiology. ► Associate of Science degree in Nursing in 2 ½ years post-high Associate of Science degree in Nursing in 2 ½ years post-high

school graduation. school graduation. ► College level courses can count for high school requirements. College level courses can count for high school requirements. ► Guaranteed spaces in science prerequisites and school of Guaranteed spaces in science prerequisites and school of

Nursing Program (as long as minimum requirements are met).Nursing Program (as long as minimum requirements are met).

For more information on the For more information on the Fast Track ADN Program please Fast Track ADN Program please

contact contact

Amy Vermillion MSN, RN Amy Vermillion MSN, RN

Project Director for Fast Track GrantProject Director for Fast Track Grant

at at

(951) 328-3785 or (951) 328-3785 or Amy.Vermillion@rcc.eduAmy.Vermillion@rcc.edu

(v.n.) Vocational (v.n.) Vocational nursing programnursing program

Can Can onlyonly apply to the V.N. apply to the V.N. program program First business day of February –First business day of February –First business day of March for First business day of March for

FallFallsemestersemester

Applications are available during Applications are available during the above filing period on line at:the above filing period on line at:

www.rcc.edu/academicprograms/nursingwww.rcc.edu/academicprograms/nursing

Current RCC Application on file.Current RCC Application on file.

Official copies of transcripts from Official copies of transcripts from High School and ALL other High School and ALL other Colleges attended. Colleges attended. (Proof of HS (Proof of HS graduation or equivalent or college graduation or equivalent or college degree)degree)

Vocational nursing Vocational nursing (v.n.) program(v.n.) program

Full-time:Full-time:One year programOne year programUp to 60 Up to 60

candidates per candidates per yearyear

After 51 units you After 51 units you graduate.graduate.

Eligible to take Eligible to take (NCLEX)(NCLEX)

Please note: VN program is a Certificate Please note: VN program is a Certificate NOTNOT a Degree. a Degree.

Requirements for the Requirements for the V.N. ProgramV.N. Program

Pre-RequisitesPre-Requisites Nursing 55 (Prerequisite for NVN-55 AMY-10 Nursing 55 (Prerequisite for NVN-55 AMY-10 or AMY-2A & 2B)or AMY-2A & 2B) A&P 10 or AMY 2A&2BA&P 10 or AMY 2A&2B Psychology 9Psychology 9

Proof of High School graduation or the Proof of High School graduation or the equivalent. (official HS transcript/GED equivalent. (official HS transcript/GED

transcript, etc)transcript, etc)

G.P.A. of a 2.1 or greater is required in:G.P.A. of a 2.1 or greater is required in: NVN-55NVN-55 A&P 10 or A&P 2A& 2BA&P 10 or A&P 2A& 2B

May apply even when prerequisites are in May apply even when prerequisites are in progress. progress.

Beginning Fall 2014, a CNA certificate will Beginning Fall 2014, a CNA certificate will be required at the time of applicationbe required at the time of applicationThe information on this slide will be change with the new applicant selection process.The information on this slide will be change with the new applicant selection process.

VN selection - UPDATEDVN selection - UPDATED► A percentage of available VN spots will be offered A percentage of available VN spots will be offered

to eligible applicants with the most points (up to to eligible applicants with the most points (up to 120 points possible)120 points possible)

► A percentage of available VN spots will be offered A percentage of available VN spots will be offered to eligible applicants with at least 2.1 in the pre-to eligible applicants with at least 2.1 in the pre-requisites (NVN-55 and A&P 10 or A&P 2A & 2B) requisites (NVN-55 and A&P 10 or A&P 2A & 2B) and a 2.0 overall GPA via and a 2.0 overall GPA via RANDOM SELECTIONRANDOM SELECTION

Nursing 55 Nursing 55 Can be In Can be In ProgressProgress

AMY 10 or AMY 2A&2B AMY 10 or AMY 2A&2B When you When you applyapply

Psychology 9Psychology 9

Point System for thePoint System for theVN prerequisites VN prerequisites (A&P 10 and (A&P 10 and

NVN50)NVN50)Anatomy Physiology 10 & Nursing 55Anatomy Physiology 10 & Nursing 55

oror

Anatomy Physiology 2A/ 2B & Nursing 55Anatomy Physiology 2A/ 2B & Nursing 55This is a simplified chart, not all point values are This is a simplified chart, not all point values are

includedincluded

GPA GPA for VN-55 for VN-55

and AMY-10 and AMY-10 oror VN-55 and VN-55 and AMY-2A/2BAMY-2A/2B

60 60 POINTSPOINTSPossible Possible for this for this

categorycategory

A + AA + A 4.04.0 6060

A /A+ BA /A+ B 3.83.8 5454

A + BA + B 3.63.6 4848

B + A or A/B + BB + A or A/B + B 3.43.4 4242

A + C or B/A + CA + C or B/A + C 3.23.2 3636

B + B or B/B + B or C/A + BB + B or B/B + B or C/A + B 3.03.0 3030

C + A or B/C + A or B/B + CC + A or B/C + A or B/B + C 2.82.8 2424

B + C or B/C + BB + C or B/C + B 2.62.6 1818

C + B or B/C + C or C/C + A or C/A + CC + B or B/C + C or C/C + A or C/A + C 2.42.4 1212

C/C + BC/C + B 2.22.2 66

C + C (Not Eligible) C + C (Not Eligible) 2.02.0 00

The information on this slide will be change with the new applicant selection process.The information on this slide will be change with the new applicant selection process.

SUPPORT COURSESSUPPORT COURSES(60) possible points(60) possible points

Support Courses/General Support Courses/General Education:Education:• English 1AEnglish 1A• Psychology 9 (PRE-Psychology 9 (PRE-

REQUISITE)REQUISITE)• Speech 1 or 9 Speech 1 or 9 • HumanitiesHumanities• American InstitutionsAmerican Institutions• Sociology 1 or Sociology 1 or

Anthropology 2Anthropology 2• Math 1-49Math 1-49• Microbiology Microbiology • Critical/Analytical ThinkingCritical/Analytical Thinking• Chemistry 2A or 1A Chemistry 2A or 1A

• or H.S. Chemistry and or H.S. Chemistry and satisfactory score on RCC’s satisfactory score on RCC’s chemistry Placement Examchemistry Placement Exam

• oror score of 3, 4 or 5 on AP Exam score of 3, 4 or 5 on AP Exam• Medical Terminology 1A Medical Terminology 1A • Medical Terminology 1BMedical Terminology 1B

5 Points for every “A” 5 Points for every “A”

3 Points for every “B”3 Points for every “B”

1 Point for every “C” 1 Point for every “C” The information on this slide will be change with the new applicant selection process.The information on this slide will be change with the new applicant selection process.

How much does the V.N. How much does the V.N. program Cost?program Cost?

Tuition: $1,840 for programTuition: $1,840 for program Parking: $125Parking: $125 Health Fee: $45-$75Health Fee: $45-$75 Student Services Fee: $30-Student Services Fee: $30-

$60$60 Uniform $250Uniform $250 Books and Supplies: Approx. Books and Supplies: Approx.

$885$885 Health Exam and Health Exam and

Immunizations: $200Immunizations: $200 Background Check: $140Background Check: $140 Graduation Fees: VariesGraduation Fees: Varies NCLEX-PN Application Fee: NCLEX-PN Application Fee:

$145$145 Supply bag: $74Supply bag: $74Approximately $3,800

Same prerequisites and general education Same prerequisites and general education requirements as first year ADN applicantsrequirements as first year ADN applicants

Minimum 2.3 science GPAMinimum 2.3 science GPA

Nursing 18Nursing 18

No TEAS TestNo TEAS Test

Must pass the Advanced Placement Exam ($50) Must pass the Advanced Placement Exam ($50) to place into 4th semester. (Can’t take exam to place into 4th semester. (Can’t take exam until NRN-18 is completed and must show until NRN-18 is completed and must show proof of VN licensure)proof of VN licensure)

Lvn to rnLvn to rn (Advanced Placement) (Advanced Placement)

Lvn to rnLvn to rn (Advanced Placement) (Advanced Placement) Advanced Placement (up to 10 spaces)Advanced Placement (up to 10 spaces)

FLEX Program (starts in Spring only, 10 spaces)FLEX Program (starts in Spring only, 10 spaces)►Class seminars may be viewed online at any timeClass seminars may be viewed online at any time

30-Unit Option – non degree option (pending space 30-Unit Option – non degree option (pending space availability)availability)►GE not required, only AP 2A & 2B and MicrobiologyGE not required, only AP 2A & 2B and Microbiology►Non-Revocable Permanent Status, only valid to Non-Revocable Permanent Status, only valid to

work in California; Instituted by the Board of work in California; Instituted by the Board of Registered NursingRegistered Nursing

Advanced Placement Advanced Placement SelectionSelection

► 11stst Priority – All requirements complete at time of application Priority – All requirements complete at time of application► 22ndnd Priority – GE or Pre-Req Course(s) in progress and will be Priority – GE or Pre-Req Course(s) in progress and will be

completed by end of termcompleted by end of term► 33rdrd Priority – Document(s) submitted late (LVN license, Priority – Document(s) submitted late (LVN license,

transcripts, etc)transcripts, etc)

► 44thth Priority – Coursework not complete or IP, or documents not Priority – Coursework not complete or IP, or documents not

received.received.

Advanced Placement applicants prioritized, then 1Advanced Placement applicants prioritized, then 1stst priority applicants randomly selected, pending space priority applicants randomly selected, pending space availabilityavailability

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New building

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nursing@rcc.edunursing@rcc.edu

(951) 222-8407(951) 222-8407