alyson_112

its most probably going to be next week. from what I know they usually send acceptance letters in first half of the week (mon-wed) around 9-11am ish. so def look out for those times

hello, I noticed that several people had already gotten their acceptance letters for csueb fall 2022. has anyone made a groupchat yet?

it just says "An admissions decision has not been made yet. Check your status at a later time" under myadmissions, is that the same for you?

it prolly should say along the lines something like "you got accepted in Fresno State BS Nursing"

wait did they email you that youre apps already under reivew or you called them?

just checked mine just now, I havent received anything on my fresno mail nor on myfresno portal

OMG congrats. They havent even sent me a letter about my alternative. It says on my gateway that it's still under review. I'm getting anxious now because I'm not sure if my nursing apps would still be valid if they rejected me for my alternative

Are you sure its for nursing. I've read a simialr post from reddit buts its for their CLS program

Does anyone know of they give priorities to local, how many applicants they take into nursing school and when do they send out notification letters?

Hello if you are a transfer, in your guys' NursingCAS, did it say that college transcripts already arrived for CSU Fresno application? Mine says it's verified but it doesn't say if my transcripts from other colleges already arrived. Kinda nervous because I submitted my Fresno nursing apps 2 weeks ago.

GPA- 4.0 science GPA: 4.0 TEAS - 86.7 science sec - 89.4 east bay native bilingual 910 volunteer hours

it's on their website

When you said, "1/3 of the accepted people" do you mean the top 1/3 that got the highest points collectively from GPA + TEAS + other optional criteria? If yes, does that mean once they started reading personal statements from those 1/3, the points from GPA + TEAS + other optional criteria won't matter anymore and only the personal statement would? And correct me if I'm wrong, there are 48 admission spots + 30 waitlist From those 30 people on the waitlist, they would start filtering and ranking them through the tie-breaker categories 1. Science TEAS score 2. Overall GPA 3. Category residency. (I'm not sure how soon they utilize the tie-breaker system)