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Hi! Yes, looks like for LATTC they sent the acceptance letters via email today. I'm glad everything's at least moving forward.

Just received an email from ---------------------------- regarding a zoom meeting on 12/15. She did say that they haven’t received a start date for the 2021 cohort though ?

Did you respond to the email on top of answering the survey? I’m tempted to respond to the email to let them know that I filled out the survey ‘cause I’m paranoid that they didn’t get it or something haha.

Just received an email with the survey link attached. They basically said IF they do push through for 2021, that it would be in January and that we would be receiving our acceptance letters soon.

Haven't heard anything either. She said by the end of October they'll email us, but I wouldn't be surprised if that were to be pushed back. Waiting sucks but there's no point in bringing others down, so let's all try to help each other out with new information and cut the negativity. What a waste.

Yeah, they called out of nowhere and I’ve emailed them a few months ago but never got an email back. When I spoke to her she said they’re really pushing it for the next cohort. Something about CDC guidelines?

Hi guys! I know it’s been a long, long wait for all of us and the anxiety has been wearing me down. I received a call from the RN department today and they told me that they’re getting ready for the next cohort for the next semester. I filled out the yellow form around late July or very early August in 2018. I just wanted to update everyone! Keep your phones on loud ?

This was extremely helpful! Thanks so much. It’s been a long wait ?

I filled out the yellow paper around June or July of 2018 and when I went to check July of 2019 I was still on either the second page or possibly third. I’m so anxious! Does anyone know how if they try to reach us via email, phone, or mail?

Hiii guys! I'm new to this so I'll make it brief. I'm a nursing student in CA who completed her first 2 semesters of RN school, but unfortunately, I had to go on a family/emergency leave after that. I ended up dropping out of the last 2 semesters. Now, since I did do two semesters at an accredited school and passed. Am I eligible to take/challenge the NCLEX-PN? I know that after your 1st semester in RN school, you may challenge the CNA test and become certified without having to go to a separate CNA program. Has anyone heard of this? Or even better- has anyone done this? Thanks for your help!