I am applying for the Fall 2018 ARC SCC cohort and was looking for a group to join; I didn't find one so I thought I would make a post.
Are there any students who already have Bachelor's that are applying to the program? I am looking into funding and what to do for work while in the program because we do not qualify for aid.
Is anyone applying for scholarships? Anyone going to be working full-time during the program?
Also, is anyone else having trouble finding a TEAS testing time around Sacramento?
does anyone know if they get their acceptance emails out pretty quickly all at once? Just want to not worry about checking my email and be officially put out of my misery! lol.
From what I understand and recall, they send out their letters pretty quickly, if not as a batch. First to go out will likely be the acceptance letters, then likely a first batch of alternates, then rejection letters. If you get a rejection letter, double-check your email because (rarely) they send out an acceptance letter too. It happened to me... I was accepted and also rejected but the rejection letter was sent out in error. I would expect that everyone would get a letter of some sort.
Remember that if you're a "qualified candidate" and you get rejected, don't give up. Reapply at the next opportunity. Unless they change something, chances are extremely good that you'll still be a qualified candidate at the next round.
From what I understand and recall, they send out their letters pretty quickly, if not as a batch. First to go out will likely be the acceptance letters, then likely a first batch of alternates, then rejection letters. If you get a rejection letter, double-check your email because (rarely) they send out an acceptance letter too. It happened to me... I was accepted and also rejected but the rejection letter was sent out in error. I would expect that everyone would get a letter of some sort.
Remember that if you're a "qualified candidate" and you get rejected, don't give up. Reapply at the next opportunity. Unless they change something, chances are extremely good that you'll still be a qualified candidate at the next round.
DeltaRn
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How many times has everyone applied? it took me about 3.5 years to get all my prereqs done, so I'm excited to finally get into the lottery