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It is if you can work a flexible schedule. I've had classmates that have done it. Just know every semester becomes more intense and it becomes harder to work and be successful.

Hi, yes I had way more than 2.

Again, it'll show as transfered. When you apply to grad school you will submit all transcripts from every school you've attended. They'll see the original grade.

They show on the new schools as transfer credits with no grade

It's definitely possible to get in with 16. Not sure what you're studying for. Some finals are cumulative. It's a 10 panel urine screen.

Yes standard grading scale. 75% needed to pass.

If you've taken Micro already then that requirement has been completed. Grades depend on the person. They're people that work that get As.

Hi, grading schedule in terms of what, how often we take exams (every 1.5-3 weeks), what's the grade turn around (grades released within 24 hours)? I didn't work the first year and I'm glad I didn't. There are people who work and have been since he program started. It's definitely doable if you manage your time properly.

Hi, who did you email? Was it a specific person or Nursing Compliance?

So as someone has already said they're giving up their seat, so many do because they're not ready for the commitment or they've applied to other schools and are going with another. So be ready, I'm claiming it! You're going to get the notice that you're off the waitlist.

Woohoo! I told you, congrats!

Also if anyone is waitlisted don't give up. We had people drop out and change their minds on day 1 and 2.

@Akudawoo if you meet the requirements you will more than likely be accepted. The cohort sizes are very large at AACC I think they'reat 160 now. My cohort was 140. See you in the halls! @Nurse dreamer Congrats!!

Decisions probably won't be until the end of the month. For Spring we find out the end of October.

Do you see the financial aid amount on the Financial Aid tab? Is it just not posted, or has the award letter not been sent?