The CSUEB Nursing major requires both lower and upper division coursework. The collaborative
works to meet all lower division requirements at the ADN level. Maximum credit awarded
for Community College Coursework is 105 units. The ADN graduate must meet all CSU
admission requirements. Transfer courses used to satisfy pre-requisites must be evaluated
by the CSUEB Nursing Admission Coordinator as part of the application process.
LMC nursing students should meet with a counselor at Los Medanos College to review
their coursework and eligibility for CSUEB.
A 12-month online BSN curriculum available to Los Medanos College Graduates who have
passed the NCLEX exam. Our graduates are awarded twenty upper division college credits
for passing the NCLEX. An upper division leadership theory course taught online is
taken by the LMC student during their last semester in the ADN nursing program.
The ADN graduate then completes upper division units: new grad program, teaching in
simulation/skills lab, preceptorship to meet core competencies. There are options
for upper division units in community health nursing courses; clinical placement at
employee home care/community service site or at traditional public health department.
Los Medanos College ADN Transfer to CSU East Bay BSN Roadmap
