apeters1

Hi, so when they were telling everyone if they got in or not for winter. They told you for sure they have a spot for you in winter?

Hi! this is my second time applying. I am going to be doing a couple of things to better my chances this time around. good luck guys!

Did you end up starting the program? Is it worth the 50k? Would you recommend it?

I actually got accepted but I am from California. Would you recommend that kind of move?

I didn't get in either

Hahahahaha that describes how I feel so perfectly.

Also, I believe with rcc nursing program your classes won't expire.

I agree with the other girls. A bachelor's can help you get into a Entry level Masters program or give more points or option of accelerated nursing program or overall give more opportunities.

How many points did you have?

Haha if we think this is bad. Could you imagine how anxious we will be on Friday because we don't know what time of the day now to expect.

I applied as well. Just need one more recommendation letter

First time applying for fall and they pushed my application to winter. The school is quite pricey though.. was it difficult to get into the community college?

Has anyone been given the cut off as yet?

I saw lol

Hi! How much are you at overall?

I would think they would have the cut off by now. They are being rather secretive about this cut off lol not sure if that means high or low...

Please still continue posting on here!

Cool I have hope 👍

How does the alternates list work? Instead of getting a rejection letter are you told you are on the alternate list? And then do you get updates every day?

With all that being said. The only reason I could see it taking longer is because of more applications. Less applications wouldn't take longer. I'm not sure how that while make sense

I doubt they do it through committee because there's no interviews. It's just based on points so I don't see why anyone else would need to assist.

I think it may just be SP working on all the applications.. so that's probably why it takes longer cuz he has to individually review and validate everything by himself, it seems like.

That's what I would think. Is the cut off based on the amount of points the majority of the applicants have?

Also what would you consider a low cut off in comparison to passed years?

But why would they take longer?