MattSD

I gave up my seat at Southwestern today, so there will be an open spot for someone, good luck everyone

Yeah I've been to the SWC Otay Mesa campus, can be a bit far, but I feel like its almost the same amount of time to get to Grossmont for me, its a tough choice... didn't know SWC had an evening program...

Im also undecided like you are, I got accepted to both Grossmont and SWC, what drove your decision?

Im giving up my spot at Palomar, got accepted somewhere else, good luck to everyone

I got accepted as well! Does anyone know what exactly how you provide proof? "If accepting, you must provide proof of applying with the college for the FALL 2021 semester along with this Notice of Intent form. Your acceptance without validation of applying to the college will not be accepted. If you are a current student taking classes, please just write your Student ID Number at the top of the form.

Any news on Grossmont anyone? Other schools are starting their orientations and Im just wondering when they will start sending emails, apparently on their website their orientation is on June 4th, so should be pretty soon...

91 is pretty good, I think youll get in with that score. Havent heard anything yet from Grossmont, I think a lot of people are waiting patiently

Just curious which alternate school?

Just curious where did you decide to go?

One more month of stress then.... LOL

Interesting! thanks for the reply. I wonder how the course load would be having to take BSN courses while doing the ADN, but thats an interesting pathway.

Why do you prefer SWC over Grossmont? I would like to get peoples opinions on those schools, Im also between Grossmont if I get accepted and SWC leaning more on Grossmont though

I also got accepted to Southwestern today! good luck everyone

I also got accepted to Southwestern, so will have to decide if I want to drive North (Palomar) or South (Southwestern). Good luck everyone

On the palomar school email and my personal email I had around 91 points at palomar

I also got rejected from Miracosta, had approx 91 points, but happy I was able to secure a spot in Palomar. Waiting to see what Grossmont, Southwestern and SDCC (Spring 2022) say, they are closer to where I live...

You should apply to SDCC, their application is open until May

Just got the Palomar email too! yay. good luck everyone

Just wondering if you went with Palomar or MiraCosta? any pros and cons so far? thanks!