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Hi everyone. Just figured I would start a new thread to keep each other company while we wait patiently for our letters to come. I just applied for CCBC Essex Nursing Program starting Fall 2012. Does anyone have any experience of how exactly your are notified? I know they say tat you will get a letter and I also know that you can continue to check your Simon account af if you get accepted, there will be a $200 seat fee in there. Are there any other ways of knowing?
Yeah but now that you're done everything you should get in :)... I'm still waiting on that post card saying they have it... The one thing thats really bothering me is how stupid I was not to turn in my hospital experience that I've been working in the OR for almost the past 2 years -_- I was so rushed as I applied on the last day!
So does UMB (that's where I REALLY want to go, and am anxiously awaiting a response). They put a great deal of emphasis on healthcare experience. You would think that CCBC would want someone with prior health experience, but I guess it's easier to eliminate applicants if the criteria is based mainly on GPA, but bad for the rest of us!!
I've learned the hard way not to put all of my eggs in one basket when it comes to CCBC and their nursing program. Unfortunately, I chose to not believe the majority of horror stories about people who applied three, four, five or more times and still didn't get accepted
Sorry that was so negative and I'm not trying to be. I just wish that I had been more realistic from the start of this process and maybe I wouldn't have been so devastated when I didn't get in.
But I hope everyone here gets accepted. So much hard work goes into just getting to this very point:) Best of luck!
I heard there's over 300 applicants for 60 slots.
If there's over 300, that's a good thing because by the time they weed out the people who don't meet the requirements or have not taken the TEAS (trust me, it happens more than you know!), the number is lower. So 120 between Essex and Catonsville and around 40 for Essex E/W, that's a decent number for 300+! :-D Good luck everyone! The wait is slowly dwindling down... only a few more weeks.
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That doesn't surprise me. When I applied last spring, I found out I was rejected on the night of my Microbiology lab practical. So that's an accurate indication of what they mean by "mid-May."