The 500-application problem
Four hundred to five hundred applications per cycle. Each one needs prereqs checked, quarter units converted, GPA computed for the six areas your nursing program requires. That is arithmetic, and arithmetic should not be the bottleneck.
The six areas your evaluators check
Each must be C or better. Combined prereq GPA must be at least 2.75. When an applicant brings quarter units from another institution, the conversion is exact: multiply by 2/3. A 4-quarter-unit course becomes 2.67 semester units. The shortfall is systematic, and the evaluator below handles it automatically.
Run a transcript through the checker
Upload a file, paste from a transcript, or enter courses manually. Quarter units from De Anza, Foothill, or any quarter-system school convert on entry. The evaluator maps each course to a prereq area, computes the weighted GPA, and flags what is missing.
The conversion your evaluators do by hand
Title 5 says 18 semester units equals 27 quarter units. That gives a factor of exactly 2/3. A 4-quarter-unit course becomes 2.67 semester units. The shortfall is systematic, and it compounds across a full transcript. This converter shows exactly where each applicant stands after conversion.
Quarter-to-Semester Converter
Slide to see how quarter units convert to semester equivalents. The conversion is exact and invertible.
The conversion is exactly invertible. No rounding ambiguity.
Admission requires all three conditions. If any fails, the evaluator says which one and what is needed to fix it. The shortfall computation is kernel-checked. Your staff can trust the number.