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I just got mine

just waiting for the rejection letter then ?

I haven’t gotten any email and my status still says qualified eee I’m hoping they send updates through batches

do they send it all out at the same time?

I’m jumping at every email notification I get ?

I just got an email reply from them “Hopefully notifications will be sent on Monday.”

for sure! I just emailed them & I’ll let you know what they say

should we shoot them an email? this wait is killing me haha

ahhhh I’m so nervous!! I need to know now!! LOL

when do you think we’ll get our acceptance email? next week or by Friday?

my situation is the exact same! I emailed to see if I could change my major and get in and this is what they told me. I was worried that I would have to reapply again & spend more money but maybe I could also do an appeal too? I thought the appeal was only for special circumstances though. how would that work? I didn’t put a secondary major I think

oh no yall I applied with a TEAS score of 80 & I took it before dec. 17, 2020. I had no idea that they didn't accept online proctored exams before then. I already used up my 2 tries too. am I going to expect a rejection letter?

Did you have to memorize the conversion factors like the metric system?

Did you get an A in all of your prerequisites?? I got a B in Anatomy and I’m trying not to dwell on it but I want i know realistically if I could get in..

when you need to wake your son up for school but don't want to get his germs

If you ever decide to take stats online rather than nurtrition, I can assure that you will be fine. It might even be easier that way. The stats class that I am in right now is in person but all the stuff that we do is online. Including the tests. It's basically an online class for me and I can pass with an easy A. Just have to dedicate your time to it and priortize. I haven't taken nutrition yet so I don't have a say on that but this is just my insight!

Hi all, I am a first year student in community college and I need to start picking my classes for next semester and the rest of the year. I want to figure out where I want to transfer to so I can pick the right classes to take and not accidentally take a class I don't need which I did this year. I can't decide if I want to pick the classes that CSU or UC nursing schools/programs require. I know that no matter which path I take I will eventually get to the career path that I want to take. However, I've been weighing the pros and cons and I don't want to take anymore extra general ed requirements that the CSU needs like history or polisci because I want to get straight into the sciences. But thinking in the far future, will attending a CSU affect my chances of getting into grad school? UC nursing schools like UCI and UCLA are extremely competitive and expensive but is also an amazing opportunity and right now, I feel like I am missing out on a part of my life of experiences the UC life. (major fomo i know lol im trying to deal with it still) I can go on and on about the pros and the cons about CSUs and UCs but I'm also thinking of taking both amount of courses that are required for CSU and UC and apply to both at the same time? Just so I have more chances to get in. But I also don't want to spend so much time at community college. I'm worried I'm going to end up there more than 2 or 3 years. I know they are all competitive like Sac State and UCI (top two i want to go to) which is why I want to focus all my energy on one so I don't have to waste my time but I'm not sure if I'm just thinking too far ahead? I would be finished with my general ed if i take all the courses i need next semester but I would be I just want to be able to choose my classes right for the specific transferring path that I want to take.