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Found out I got accepted! Could someone PM me the link to the FB group page please? I did get mine about an hour ago. So rest assured they should have your application. Hopefully you get a response today! ??

Hey! So I hope you got a reply. They said they emailed me yesterday at 5:45. No clue why I didn’t get it, but they responded. Check your email if you haven’t already! Good luck!

Counselor said he imagines it’ll probably take them more than a day or so to get notices out and that there shouldn’t be a concern of the application being misplaced/lost.

Me too. I called the counseling office for any help. I’m waiting for a callback. I’ll definitely update you if I get any sort of helpful answer.

Did you get a receipt when you turned in your application?

Are you still waiting? This is getting very concerning. I emailed them yesterday, no response yet. Just called and left a voicemail too.

Still nothing for me. I checked my spam/junk mail, Saddleback email directly... the email I put on my application also matches what's on MySite. I typed out my entire application so I know nothing was misspelled or illegible. Anyone else on the same boat?

Ugh I still haven’t gotten any email ? Is anyone else here still waiting?

Ugh I’m still waiting, nothing for me yet

I’m checking my email constantly haha I want to know already!

Website is updated!! We’ll be notified tomorrow!

I'm applying to Saddleback College's ADN program that starts this fall 2020. If I get into this program (tuition free), I would be commuting about one hour each way for clinicals (I currently live in San Diego and will be moving to Perris). So, I work in San Diego, but think that doing clinicals and working in San Diego (16-24 hours per week) would be very taxing and I would get burned out quickly. I've done the whole full-time work and full-time course load for years. My mental health is a priority and I want to do well in these courses, aiming for straight As as I intend to obtain more advanced degrees. What are your thoughts? I would budget for rent (250/month), car payment with insurance (400/month), food and no other bills, though am not forgetting about books and other fees for the nursing program (which would be about $2,500 per year). I do also gig work like UberEats, Postmates, and Amazon, and the money can be pretty lucrative (though it won't be as busy as where I'm moving to this Summer). Would like any and all input. Thank you all!!

More of a personal question. Are you working as well? If I get into this program, I would be commuting about one hour each way for clinicals. Lectures being online does definitely help. I work in San Diego, but think that doing clinicals and working in San Diego (16-24 hours per week) would be very taxing and I would get burned out quickly. I've done the whole full-time work and full-time course load for years. My mental health is a priority and I want to do well in these courses, aiming for straight As as I intend to obtain more advanced degrees. What are your thoughts?

Thank you for posting! How was it transitioning from the classroom to online? Are the class meetings weekly and live on set days/times, or are they at your own pace?

Thanks for the update!