Student Affairs Resource Center

Financial accounts must be current prior to the college furnishing any documentation requested.

Some documents will only be completed at the discretion of the Administrator(s) &/or Instructor(s) you are requesting the document from (e.g., a Recommendation Letter).
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Please allow up to 10 business days for documents to be completed.
Please note that transcript requests may be delayed or rendered incomplete due to pending final grades.
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Please note that Medical records (eg. TB tests, immunizations, etc.) for students attending the institute in cohorts 52 and thereafter must reach out directly to Complio for record requests.
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Documents for coursework attempted or completed over 5 years ago may take approximately 30 business days to process if available. This documentation may no longer be available due to the length of time.
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After the completion of your request, you will have 2 weeks to pick up your documents.

Examples of documents:
Official Transcripts ($10), Unofficial Transcripts
Enrollment Verifications
Recommendation Letters
Financial Invoices/ Loan documents
ID Badges / Access Badges ( $20), etc

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Transcripts and Diplomas

Official Transcript $10.00 USD Diploma $15.00 USD Expedited Shipping $10.00 USD

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All students who have successfully completed our program are eligible to receive a diploma. Please make sure to submit a request upon graduation.
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If this is your second time requesting it, please make sure to complete payment along with the diploma request.
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Please note, all document requests can take up to 10 business days for processing.

Types of program assistance:
PLC
Method 3
R&R
Placement
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The student’s financial accounts must be current prior to the college furnishing any Service Assistance.
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Please note that Angeles Institute offers assistance with the listed services in an effort to offer the best student outcomes and quality customer service but is not mandated to provide any such services. Therefore, some types of assistance will only be completed at the discretion of the Administrator(s) &/or Instructor(s) you are requesting the services from (e.g., placement assistance will be subject to availability).
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Please indicate your availability and desired content to review for tutoring session requests.
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Please complete the Placement and Resume questionnaire (or submit your resume via email to studentaffairs@angelesinstitute.edu) in time for your appointment for all Placement assistance requests.
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Please complete all employer verifications for additional clinical hours prior to your appointment for all Method 3 Challenge application assistance requests. Only applicable to those with less than 1034 clinical hours.

The continuing education scholarship is a type of financial aid award that’s specifically designed to help students pay for the costs of continuing their education. At Angeles Institute, this applies to students who have either: transitioned into the LVN program after completing the CNA program here, transitioned into the LVN program after completing a CNA program elsewhere within the last 5 years, or by referral from a current employee at one of our active clinical sites, or a family member/friend that’s an active/current grad student from Angeles Institute.

The Amalia Diaz Scholarship is meant to expand access to financial aid assistance for those who qualify under the California Dream Act. Passed into law by Governor Jerry Brown in 2011, the California Dream Act provides the opportunity for undocumented citizens in California to have access to financial aid when pursuing higher education. To learn more about the California Dream Act, and its qualifications, please use this link: California Dream Act FAQ. For more information regarding eligibility on the Amalia Diaz Scholarship, please reference the qualifications on the scholarship form.
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Scholarships are an important source of funding for many students, particularly those who may not have the financial resources to pay for college on their own. Scholarships can help students cover the cost of tuition, books, and other expenses, allowing them to focus on their studies and pursue their academic and career goals.

The NCLEX Review scholarship is a form of financial aid that’s awarded to students who successfully complete their NCLEX review, and achieve a Pass on their first try of the NCLEX Exam. For more information, please review the scholarship form.

The Post-Licensure scholarship is a financial aid award meant for Method 3 Challenge students that wish to achieve graduate status after they successfully pass the NCLEX and become licensed by the BVNPT. For more information, please review the scholarship form.

Scholarships for nursing students can play an important role in promoting accessibility, diversity, and innovation in the nursing profession. By providing financial support to qualified students, scholarships can help to ensure that the nursing workforce is well-prepared to meet the healthcare needs of the future.

The academic scholarship/grant is a type of financial aid award that’s given to students based on their academic achievements. These scholarships/grants are typically awarded to recognize students who have excelled in their studies and demonstrated a strong ability to succeed in the program. Academic scholarships/grants may be awarded per term via the Honor Roll Achievement scholarship, or the Making Education Affordable Grant. At the minimum, both require a strong cumulative GPA, and completion of the term in order to qualify. For other qualifications, please review the scholarship form.

Our post-licensure course program was designed to provide Method 3 Applicants the opportunity to earn their Diploma after successfully completing their Method 3 process and securing their Nursing Licensure. The main benefit of earning a diploma post-licensure is to ensure that you are able to transfer your license from state to state in the future. It also ensures our alumni are able to transfer to RN bridge programs that require the official diploma for entry.

The cost associated with this program is $1000, half of which must be paid to begin, and the other half of which must be paid before the diploma is released. The course includes an online review program via Canvas which must be completed in 5 weeks. If you are interested in signing up for the program please submit your student service request with a copy of your license information and our Financial Aid team will contact you regarding payment.

Graduates who have let their eligibility expire for the NCLEX-PN and would like to renew or resend documents will be required to enroll in a review program. Please note this program is intended to assist you to be successful in passing your NCLEX.

Current Students: We will not be meeting with students to discuss this option unless they have withdrawn or been dropped from the program as we are not in any way encouraging students to drop out of school to pursue this option. It is very important to note that these applications are approved on a case-by-case basis by the BVNPT and there are no rigid criteria for what is acceptable so there is always a possibility you may not be granted approval.

Students who chose to Challenge the Board will need to complete the application using Method 3. Information can be found here.

The purpose of Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) equivalency in California is to provide an alternate pathway for individuals to become eligible to take the National Council Licensure Examination for Registered Nurses (NCLEX-RN) or the National Council Licensure Examination for Licensed Practical Nurses (NCLEX-PN) without completing a nursing program.

In California, individuals who have completed a nursing program that is not approved by the California Board of Registered Nursing (BRN) or the Board of Vocational Nursing and Psychiatric Technicians (BVNPT), or who have completed a foreign nursing program, may apply for CNA equivalency. This program allows individuals to demonstrate their nursing skills and knowledge by completing an approved CNA training program and passing a CNA competency exam.

Once an individual has obtained CNA equivalency, they may apply to take the NCLEX-RN or NCLEX-PN and become licensed as a registered nurse or licensed practical nurse in California. However, it is important to note that CNA equivalency does not guarantee eligibility for licensure and individuals must still meet all other licensure requirements set by the BRN or BVNPT.

Overall, CNA equivalency is an important pathway for individuals who have completed nursing programs that do not meet California's standards for nursing education to demonstrate their nursing skills and knowledge and become eligible for licensure as registered nurses or licensed practical nurses.

Appeals meetings can be crucial for readmission because they provide an opportunity for students who have been dismissed or denied admission from a college or university to present their case and explain why they should be readmitted.

Here at Angeles Institute we believe offering students the opportunity to submit a reasonable accommodation request is important because it promotes inclusion, ensures equal opportunities, reduces discrimination, increases productivity, and fosters innovation. These meetings may help to demonstrate why the student is capable of succeeding academically and should be readmitted. Appeals meetings can provide students with a second chance to demonstrate their academic potential and commitment to success and can help to ensure that readmission decisions are fair and equitable.

Job placement assistance is an important part of our vocational nursing program, as it helps individuals transition from school into the workforce. Job placement assistance is intended to help individuals find meaningful employment as well as gain valuable skills and experience in the process. This assistance gives our alumni a better chance of finding a job in their desired specialty and also helps them build a strong network of contacts. Job placement assistance also helps individuals learn how to write resumes and cover letters, how to conduct themselves in an interview, and how to create a professional portfolio. Additionally, job placement assistance often includes helpful resources such as job fairs and online job postings, as well as advice on how to negotiate salary and benefits with potential employers. Overall, job placement assistance can be a great benefit to individuals looking to make a successful transition into the workforce.If you wish to schedule an appointment to meet with our placement team to discuss your job prospects or resume please reach out to our Student Affairs Team at: studentaffairs@angelesinstitute.edu