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anyone know when we're expected to hear back?

how long does it normally take to hear back?

as of 9/30 my status changed to "under review" as well! chose no preference on the app. hoping this means good things!

hi everyone! I put in an app too. just saw that post about someone interviewing for tele... 3 has anyone else gotten an email/call? Also! curious to know, was anyone that applied an extern?

applied as well! had a hard time finding the application at midnight (did anyone else have this problem too?) Also called the talent development center and was was too told that the 500 app cut off is a rumor and that they look at all applications. fingers crossed really hard for this one!

Does anyone know if you hear back sooner if your application was sent in early? Or does everyone generally hear back around the same 4-6 week period? I originally had my application in the summer 2014 cohort for socal but forwarded it when I found out that cohort was cancelled Also anxious because I know now that the applicant pool is probably doubled with everyone forwarding from the summer cohort!

How long has the MSN CNL Program been offered in SoCal? I saw on their website that whether or not it is happening is still in progress? I got an email at the end of June advertising the program, so I thought it was new! Kinda feel like i turned in my application late if people have been submitting since Feb lol

Also, is it an ADN or BSN program?

Thank you! That is helpful. What school were you accepted to?

Most schools require a science prereq gpa of 2.5 and an all total of 3.0. what are the chances that a nursing school will accept someone who is making the bare minimum requirements? do they not put those applications into consideration? do they basically say, "you need a 3.0 to apply but for us to even care, your gpa has to be competitive"? is it a waste of time to apply if your gpa isn't competitive? just wondering if anyone has any info on this. (in regards to CCs, CSUs and private schools) Oh! and also, does it make a difference if you have really good TEAs scores?

yeah, i very much realize that i should've and could've done better. I was just wondering if there was hope for me to get into a school without having to retake any of my classes. I'm very willing to do so though, 'cause I know nursing is what i wanna do. I'm sure i can pull off those A's in my last two science pre-reqs. Do you think that would give me a good chance to get accepted into a private school?

my all total gpa is probably around 2.8-3.2 and my science pre-req gpa is 2.0 atm but i have to take physio and micro bio still. all of the schools i've looked at have needed at least 3.7+ gpa to be competitive. is my gpa still fine to you?

i'm interested in any school that could possibly take me in. :)

i've come across a lot of schools that are not lottery based, and have only heard about contra costa community being lottery based. just trying to see if anyone recommends one that i can look into.

any schools you recommend?