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SCC is the largest with a class capacity of 90. I believe Mesa is second due to it having morning and evening.
If you are applying to CEP then this info doesn't really matter for you. Once you are accepted to CEP you are guaranteed a spot in one of the schools programs that is partnered with your Uni. You don't get accepted to the Uni then still wait for the CC.
I thought that to but the advisors keep telling me "CEP is competitive you are not guaranteed a spot" BUT UIU advisor told me she has never not taken a student who has met their requirements and i do. So i guess I'm just confused...
There were a lot of CEP applicants the last round and some applicants did not get a spot because of it. It's more competitive now than it has been in the last few rounds where all CEP applicants got a spot because there were enough to go around. Now that's not the case, at least it wasn't in the last application session. When you apply for CEP and are accepted, you are given a spot by both Maricopa and the university.
There were a lot of CEP applicants the last round and some applicants did not get a spot because of it. It's more competitive now than it has been in the last few rounds where all CEP applicants got a spot because there were enough to go around. Now that's not the case, at least it wasn't in the last application session. When you apply for CEP and are accepted, you are given a spot byboth Maricopa and the university.
well thats a relief!! so then i should pay close attention to my first and second choices.
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I am putting my application in next thursday and also doing CEP but i want to have the best odds of getting into a school. I and choosing UIU at the university and they automatically accept you as long as you meet their requirements, its getting a spot at the community colleges. Does anyone remember the old placement site that showed which school and how many spots they take? I feel like mesa will be my first choice and will be where i turn my application in. Any tips? thanks!