Sameyeyem

I think I happen to be as rare as a unicorn because I do not have an active Facebook account.

Did anyone else choose weekend cohort for GCC/NAU? I received my acceptance letter on March 2nd (23 points). The majority of applicants chose traditional, but I know that there have to be some more weekenders out there! Congrats to all! YAY! Class of 2020!

I'd really rather not go there, but with the amount of transferable courses that I have taken, and the amount I would receive in pell grants, my total would end up costing around $40,000. Not ideal, especially compared to an amazing $11,000 program. However, if I don't get in with a 4.0 gpa, an AA, AGS, AGEC-A, and hopefully higher than 92 (after retake) on my HESI, then I almost feel like there would be nothing more that I could do to win them over. The advisor that I met with kind of freaked me out because she said that more and more people are applying for the CEP (from all over the country), and they received over 300 applications this past application session (summer). Some of the applicants even had PhD's, and others had masters degrees. I guess I am just letting the stats stress me out, even though I won't be putting in my application until December. I definitely do not want to jump the gun and do something that I'll regret (in regards to Chamberlain), but the thought of not getting accepted in the CEP makes me start to feel a little discouraged (I may be a bit of an over-analyzer).

Thank you very much! If I don't get in, I will end up going to Chamberlain. I'd rather not go to a for-profit school, but I am pushing 30 and will have 2 kids before I know it. I don't have a whole lot of time to sit around and continue to reapply every semester. Fingers crossed, and thank you for the positive vibes!

Thank you, thank you, thank you, MiladyMalarkey! Congrats on getting in! I am hoping to get in on the first try. I have a 4.0, 2 associates degrees, as well as certificate in AGEC-A, but I only got a 92 on my HESI I guess that serves me right for not studying. I am going to retake it in August, and this time, I am going to spend time studying vocabulary, because that's what brought my score down.

Does anyone happen to know what the evening schedule is like for the CEP program at GCC? I will be applying in December to start the first NAU course next summer. I am pregnant with my second baby, and he will be around 9 months old when I start the in-person Maricopa classes next fall. I also have a (almost) 3-year-old, so I am just trying to figure out which schedule will be ideal for us. The advisor that I met with did not seem to have the best insight on the days and times for the different cohorts. Any info would be much appreciated. :)