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Is anyone applying? :) I thought I'd start a thread.
Hi everyone...long time lurker first time posting (at least on this thread). I may have met some of you at the communication exercise already and look forward to meeting the rest of you at the orientation :) Congrats on admission to everyone, all of our hard work has paid off!
I also haven't heard about the GPE and I wonder if it's because I'm a transfer/second degree. I'm reading over the policies page and I'm not clear on whether or not I need to take it.
Hi everyone...long time lurker first time posting (at least on this thread). I may have met some of you at the communication exercise already and look forward to meeting the rest of you at the orientation :) Congrats on admission to everyone, all of our hard work has paid off!I also haven't heard about the GPE and I wonder if it's because I'm a transfer/second degree. I'm reading over the policies page and I'm not clear on whether or not I need to take it.
Directly off the link below:
Transfer students should take the GPE before they enroll at CSULB, but they must take it no later than their first semester of enrollment. Students who do not take the GPE by these deadlines will have a registration hold placed on their records.
For those of you who accepted the offer already and are receiving financial aid. I got the email from CSULB that my financial aid package was ready and I logged into the MyCSULB portal to view it, however, I noticed that the only thing there are loan opportunities. No Pell grant, cal grant, EOP grant, or any other type of aid. I know I have a low EFC (0000), and I have always been awarded grants at the CC that I am at. Does anyone know if these get added later, or should I get a hold of the Financial aid at CSULB and see why I was only offered loans?
bgon
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I would do it and get it out of the way. They have a workshop prior to the testing date to help you prepare but it's really easy. Do a 5 paragraph essay and you're set. I would sign up ASAP because it fills up quick. Also, it's one less thing to worry about.