It was a TCC advisor that told me that when I turned my application in. She didn't say a lot of people get 100, she just said "some". I did read the thread from the spring applicants and maybe we are just freaking out a little because people are getting rejection letters (from other schools). That is pretty unnerving, especially since the scores are high. Hopefully we'll know something soon. A good thing that I did notice while reading the Spring thread was that it looked like most, if not all, of the alternates were admitted after all. Thank goodness!!! So it's not the end of the world if you're not accepted in the first round.
I just mentioned that because I always check my CC email and then I come straight to this board because I think if I don't have "the" email and all of you are celebrating, then it's bad news, but maybe not!!
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Ddiabmarzouk, I think what your advisor told you seems very reasonable.
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Hi JustJackie. Do you mind telling us what grades that are "well above" are? You mentioned an advisor by name in one of your posts and I'm just wondering if he was who you had because according to a few of the other advisors at TR campus, he is the person who does the first level of "processing" the applications. Just curious. Thanks!
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Thanks Jackie, that makes sense that this semester's grades shouldn't be so different. He was not my original advisor, but he told me mid to late April, so....
I have a few friends that are "established" nurses ( because of age

and their experience ). They say there is a need and DON'T worry about that. I will tell you that one of my best friends is a neuro ICU nurse and she makes good $. I'm pretty sure the other few don't make what she does, but I don't have the guts to ask. She is a BSN at a Harris Ft Worth. She just told me that they only want RNs (did not specify ADN/BSN) and they are phasing out LVNs in the hospital. One is a nurse at Spine Team Texas in Southlake (ADN) and loves her job. Both have assured me I won't have trouble finding a job, however, I do hear and read differing opinions. Wish I could be of more help. I'm sure BSN trumps ADN when competing for a job, but I don't know that we won't be able to find a job with just an ADN. Just going to have to take this first step and see I guess
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