jwal81

Thanks...this was my 3rd application...I have a 3.68 GPA...not the highest that I have seen, but I think pretty good. Was trying to go back to school for a career change. Going to have to shake something up and start studying for the TEAS. My last name starts with a "W" just in case anyone is trying to figure something out lol Just a portal update for now, no email yet or physical letter.

Mine just updated to denied...best of luck to everyone else.

Mine still says Application under review... ?

After reading responses, I'm glad to see that I am not the only one here trying to back to school "later on in life" lol I would hope age doesn't play a factor...just trying to feel out the applicant list since we only know ppl by what they post ?

Curious if anyone accepted falls in the 35 and older range?

Same for me. Patient kiddos and hubby...I even retook some of my classes from earlier on to "raise the grades."

Congrats! Did you get an email also?

Still no change on my end...

I believe it is 120 students each semester.

If you are currently taking classes then the transcript from where you are currently registered will stay in the "To-Do" section until classes are completed and final transcript is sent. ? Good luck

Yes, my brother was actually diagnosed with this but it was not caught until he was 21. He passed out while at work, he ended up having a single bypass and has been fine ever since. Looks like it may have been this that he had after reading a previous post....: Radiofrequency catheter ablation. Thin, flexible tubes (catheters) are threaded through blood vessels to your heart. Electrodes at the catheter tips are heated to destroy (ablate) the extra electrical pathway causing your condition. Radiofrequency ablation permanently corrects the heart-rhythm problems in most people with WPW syndrome. I was young...I just know they went in thru his groin...he's 45 now so it's been a minute since it took place.

I saw someone mention something about WGU...thoughts on this program???

Yup, mine showed up in the portal yesterday with no email, or communication update with a formal letter...I'm sure that 's coming in the mail.

Just sounds like you have "lived" as have most of us...it took me 8 years to get my 1st degree, but I did so while working full time as a single mom...the downside to the app process is not being able to tell your story. I think past years where they did an interview gave some that ability, and may have worked in their favor. So I wouldn't let the fact that it took you 3.5 years to finish your prereqs be a deciding factor...there are many on this board with stellar scores all denied for one reason or another. Time for those of us that didn't get in to pull ourselves up by the boot straps and start working on what we need to for the next application process. It will happen, might take another round or multiple applications at different places but we will ALL get there :) Let's just hope the next time our name goes in the BINGO ball we get picked!

Maybe my post triggered it lol