Yeppy

Can someone who went through the CSULA collaborative program chime in please? 1. Were you finished with all of your CSU GE certification courses before you started the first summer session at CSULA? Were there some of you who actually got in even tho you weren’t done? 2. How long are the summer sessions, in other words when is the start/end dates? Is it possible to squeeze in a GE course between the the first summer and fall sessions? 3. Are the upper division courses to be taken at CSU or can be taken elsewhere such as at cc? So far, I still have a political science and a humanity remaining and I believe I still have as much as 9 credits (3 classes) of upper divisions left to take ;(

I haven’t received the live scan appointment email either

Does it specifically ask for the school’s address? If not then I’m guessing it should be your address

Yes I got the acceptance email today

I got in at 85 prior to interview with speech and history pending. Friday’s my bday as well ?

Does the program allow you to record lectures in class?

Can anyone who is in the program confirm if the professors do or do not allow recording of lectures in class?

Can any current student who is in the program tell me if the professors allowed the recording of lectures in class for your studying?

Can any current student or grad who went thru the program tell me if the professors allowed the recording of lectures in class for your studying? Were there any restrictions?

Can any current student or grad who went thru the program tell me if the professors allowed the recording of lectures in class for your studying? Were there any restrictions? were latops/tablets allowed for taking in class notes? I’m a huge auditory learner and considering a program that encourages to maximize student’s learning needs.

I would suggest taking one or two classes per semester. That way you have more time to study and to focus on each subject. Also try not to take two science classes at the same time. Although it might take you longer to finish all the prerequisites, your goal should be to get the highest GPA possible for later when you apply. The sooner you figure out your learning style the easier it will be for later as well. Also take advantage on any study materials you can possibly find i.e. tutors, YouTube, khan academy, and various other A&P channels out there.

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I'm also in a similar situation, but I'm curious to know why you prefer CONAH over your other program. My dilemma is that the County offers only one affiliated collaborative school CSULA as opposed to a few more choices offered i.e. at LACC. I'd assume that the competition would be a bit higher overall at CONAH

Omg they called I just won the lotto at LACC. Best of luck to everyone!

Did anyone apply to both the County and LACC? If ya’ll had the choice between those two programs, which one would you pick if you were accepted to both (if commute wasn’t an issue) ?