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It doesn't reflect mine either but you can basically figure it out by calculating the credit hour cost ($896 for a Philadelphia resident) plus a $264 additional course fee. But remember all the other additional costs for uniforms, books, etc. It should be something around that.

Yes, I am. I got a message from you on webstudy the other day but the body was blank!

You do have to make the 50 dollar deposit at the cashiers office AND show up for orientation. Call Antoinette to receive another deposit slip and have her extend your date to pay it. You should get all the clearance and background check info soon because they want your fingerprints ASAP. And you do have to buy uniforms but not the date of the orientation.

Oops-- never mind. I don't think I can send a PM to you. BUT here is Cindy Walls' number-- 215-751-8881. She can let you know if a letter was sent out or not and she might even tell you whether or not you were accepted over the phone.

NursingChild- I have Cindy's number who is the assigned counselor for Allied Health careers. She can confirm for you. I'll message you her direct number.

You have to register for the Lecture, Seminar, Lab, and clinicals. The Seminar is online as well as the 55 min portion of the lecture.

Sorry, Ed-- also you have to register separately for lab, lecture, seminar, and clinical. The hours are typically the same but the class groups are much smaller. The seminar is all done online as well as part of the lecture. You would only need to go to the campus for tests and such.

I just registered too! @Edongzki, yes, you can just go online and register now as long as your major was changed to nursing.

RNG-- check your student dashboard both on your enrollment profile and on you unofficial academic transcripts. If they have changed your major to Nursing effective Fall '11 then you'll be getting a letter in the mail shortly! And thanks NNP!

I just found out I was accepted into CCP's Nursing program for the Fall '11 semester! They changed my major on my enrollment profile to Nursing effective Fall '11 yesterday evening and again, I know they send out the letters on Friday. I'll be seeing my fellow "acceptees" come the fall!

I was also told that they usually send out the majority of the rejection letters first and then begin to accept based on the 7,8,9 point system. I'm hoping this is good news for me. I didn't apply anywhere else as I was sure I would be in the 9 point range! But I was told too that 8's usually get in, so hopefully this week I can come back with good news!

I'm still waiting on mine. What was your point score? Mine was an 8 but I am still really stressed about being accepted and being that I haven't gotten a letter yet, the anxiety is beginning to become unbearable!