Gordon State College- Spring 2014

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I am turning in my application packet soon for the bridge programnext spring. Good luck to anyone else who is applying.

75. Still feeling doubt.

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87.5 I hope they don't have too many guys. the average was 68. I am confident anyone that got above

that will get in. continued good luck everyone. quantitative skills and reasoning with Dr Campbell really helped.

we dealt a lot with verbal conditional propositions - that's what every one of those questions were.

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Does anyone know how many people get accepted?

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It's up to them. They picked 120+/- in Fall 2010. That was my wife's class. They said they would never pick that many again. It's more about your percentile

Anything over 70 will put you in the top half I'm sure. They have to pick a "diverse" pool so some people will get in even if they have all minimum criteria.

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My wife got in with a 2.8. She did have and 83 on the Teas and 88 on the CTT and an A average in science. Apparently a 55 is enough. now to put someone in the 86th percentile -top 14%. If 86% of the testers got below a 55 then there will be roughly 30 people of the 161 to qualify.

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DP74, are you basing your numbers off of 120 people being accepted? I wasn't sure how many they normally take, I know the last period they took more than usual (that's what I heard anyway). I figured if they only accepted 90 people than a 60 on the CTT test should be sufficient, but then again, 90 was just a guess. Does anyone know how many they usually accept?

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I made a 82.5 on the test, fingers crossed.

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I made a 82.5 on the test, fingers crossed.

You arw in there!

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DP74, are you basing your numbers off of 120 people being accepted? I wasn't sure how many they normally take, I know the last period they took more than usual (that's what I heard anyway). I figured if they only accepted 90 people than a 60 on the CTT test should be sufficient, but then again, 90 was just a guess. Does anyone know how many they usually accept?

I base my numbers on 161 people taking the test, and the percentage of people that scored above 55.

I chose 55 because I talked to a girl that made a 55 and she's in the 14th percentile.

so if 14% of 161 made a 55or better, then they will

have trouble filling the class with people. 161x 0.14 = 22.5 people at 55 or higher.

I'd say anyone with all 3 minimum standards

gets in. It looks like they will have to recruit former turndowns for the program.

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My adviser told me awhile back that there would be about 80 seats maybe even 60. She said it would depend on how many educators they had. I'm not sure how true that is though. My fingers are crossed we all get in :)

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Ok I'm tryna to understand this so if someone is in the 14 percentile that means they are in the top and that they were only 23 people who scored 55 and above? And also what percentile are you in?

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I base my numbers on 161 people taking the test, and the percentage of people that scored above 55.

I chose 55 because I talked to a girl that made a 55 and she's in the 14th percentile.

so if 14% of 161 made a 55or better, then they will

have trouble filling the class with people. 161x 0.14 = 22.5 people at 55 or higher.

I'd say anyone with all 3 minimum standards

gets in. It looks like they will have to recruit former turndowns for the program.

Ok I'm tryna to understand this so if someone is in the 14 percentile that means they are in the top and that they were only 23 people who scored 55 and above? And also what percentile are you in?

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