I haven't been to any of the Multicriteria meetings on the new application process for American River College but I have a question:
If ARC is selecting students from the top 30% of applicants and automatically giving top 30% spots to those who have applied 5 or more times, does this mean that the top 30% will be made primarily of those who have applied 5 or more times?
Does it mean that you need an even higher score to be put in the top 30%/one is less likely to get a spot in the top 30% based on the multicriteria score? Or is it the top 30% of the multicriteria scores AND 5+ time applicants are included in the selection pool?
I hope some of this makes at least a little sense :)
Rumor has it that they are having a really difficult time with this new selection process. Supposedly they might not have the notification out in the time they normally do. My moms friend knows someone who works in the nursing dept. I'm not sure how accurate this info is, but I thought i'd share!!
Rumor has it that they are having a really difficult time with this new selection process. Supposedly they might not have the notification out in the time they normally do. My moms friend knows someone who works in the nursing dept. I'm not sure how accurate this info is but I thought i'd share!![/quote']
I wouldn't be surprised... They couldn't even make the criteria form autofill...
Rumor has it that they are having a really difficult time with this new selection process. Supposedly they might not have the notification out in the time they normally do. My moms friend knows someone who works in the nursing dept. I'm not sure how accurate this info is, but I thought i'd share!!
Thought I'd let you all know that I got my acceptance email last night (lucky number 7, 7th times a charm?) So it looks like they're starting to send them out.
Thought I'd let you all know that I got my acceptance email last night (lucky number 7 7th times a charm?) So it looks like they're starting to send them out.[/quote']
sabreanamarrie
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Yes I meant you, SORRY for the mild cardiac arrest everyone.