msanto8

I'll be at TU for nursing next sem. regardless b/c I got my seat for the ATB program, but it does suck not having a seat for the BSN program. Congrats tho!!!

Congrats!! Me too. Like finally. Haha.

I asked Towson, and they said we should be receiving an e-mail tomorrow.

It was included in my package b/c I was waitlisted

If you don't mind me asking, what were your stats at the time of applying?

That which I stated above are not specifically my stats. They are the stats of this year's applicant pool. But good idea! Good luck to all of us

I'm sure it'll turn out in your favor. The letter provided these averages for this year's cycle: 3.54 cumulative GPA, 3.56 science GPA, and 83% TEAS.

Check your mail, I just received my letter from TU!

Those stats are likely to get you into TU! Did you apply to the ATB program as a backup too?

I just emailed Mrs.Necker, she said letters have not yet been mailed out... but she said we should hear a decision soon.

Anyone applied to the ATB program?

Don't lose hope. I've seen many who were taken off of the waitlisting list. Hang in there!

GUYS, I got in! Check your mail!

From previous threads, I heard that we hear back from the ATB universities mid-Nov?

Finally, just received this e-mail yesterday. I was getting worried for a sec...lol

Do you know if goes for the ATB programs (esp. at Towson University) as well?

Nice! How does your uniform look like? And do you know if the uniforms are similar for Essex and Catonsville campuses?

I did check my spam, and like you as well, I put down my personal account instead of CCBC.

Did any one else not yet receive the final e-mail about their completed application and about looking out for a seat fee? I feel like it's only me...

By any chance, do you know approximately how many seats are given each spring?

It's true, we won't hear back until October, I believe it's mid-October. So let's just keep positive! lol

Oh that's good to hear. So which prerequisites did CCBC use to calculate your overall GPA?

Wow! Did you apply to the ATB option as well?

More importantly, often times, it is based on the individual: the student.

I meant their tuition and costs. I remember applying to SU University as a rising freshmen in college a few years ago, and I remember it being about $27,0000 before aid. Though, i'm not sure if that changed or not.