Professor Higgins

Ahh! checked the mail, and was super disappointed that there's no letter.. came back in and checked my balance, and there was the seat fee. Here we go. Looking forward to learning with everyone!

My anatomy teacher had told us today that the letters had been mailed, and that something had happened to cause the mail to be delayed. And wow mwhipple, 4 times!? thats perseverance. good luck everyone.

Yup.. decision made. what a tease. no seat fee yet..

The CCBC catalog in the mail today..

Thanks for the reassurance guys, because i totally drove hours to new jersey to get my TEAS taken in time, if they didnt get my scores: so worth it. I'm in ap2 and micro right now, but my grades are great and TEAS was pretty solid. you just never know til you hear it.. Try to keep the mind off of it for your own sake!

I'm a little worried because my TEAS scores section isnt there like yours is, but i certainly took it and did everything i could. Couldn't help but notice yours wasn't recieved until March 6th? March 1st was deadline for the TEAS. That may be something else.. Yeah im still at "complete ready for review."

To be honest i was so relaxed waiting for the letter, but now after visiting and scrolling this thread, you guys have got me super anxious. We've only dipped toes into the elligible period (6-8 weeks). That leaves us the next 12 days. Patience!

Small world; I'm at Essex campus for this fall. took the TEAS two days ago. Good luck! I'm so ready to be working and not waiting.

I took mine a few days ago, and i agree completely. The first sections math and reading were a breeze. i was so confident. Then by the very first question on the science portion i knew it was intense! It seems there's no easy way to study for the science portion. The bank of questions they have spans all of science and seems much more broad and random than the other sections. The practice tests were much more difficult than the actual test. They probably do this to hype up the process and make more money on test preparation materials. Yes, I too thought many times while taking it that multiple answers could be reasoned. Some were rather ambiguous and many questions seemed to contain simple strategies for swaying the reader astray with subtleties or word choices which changed the answer completely. I suppose this is a good way to test for attention to details, though.