Santa Barbara City College (SBCC) Fall 2024

[tekrani]

Hi! Just wanted to start a forum with other students who've gotten news from SBCC. I recently just got my acceptance email and wanted to find a group of others as well. Thanks!

[dasher805]

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Hi! Just wanted to start a forum with other students who've gotten news from SBCC. I recently just got my acceptance email and wanted to find a group of others as well. Thanks!

 

Congratulations! I got in as well.  Will you be commuting? Also do you know what the expected schedule will be?

 

[tekrani]

dasher805 said:

 

OMG yay! Congrats to you as well. I don't know anyone else who has gotten in. I will have to find a place to stay up there. I am unsure of the schedule just yet. There is an upcoming orientation though. 

[dasher805]

I also got into VC and am having to decide tomorrow. I'm leaning towards SBCC even though I will have to commute. 

[Rose_Queen, BSN, MSN, RN]

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[tekrani]

Did anyone go to the orientation yesterday? I would love to connect with classmates! 

[dasher805]

Yes! 

[tekrani]

dasher805 said:

Yes! 

Same!! I wanna connect but I don't know how it works on here. It says I need 15 points to use the PM system LOL.

[dasher805]

I think they said to create a break out room. Have no idea how to do that. 

[nm711]

Congrats!  I'm planning ahead and trying to figure out how best to gain acceptance when I apply.  I just started my freshman year and am taking the pre requisites and doing the Honors program through SBCC.  Besides the obvious (get straight A's) what can I do (Or what did you do) do improve my chance of getting accepted.  Sounds like it's extremely selective.  Should I get my CNA and try to start working as soon as possible, or focus on my grades?  or both : )

thanks for any and all feedback

[Yolieh]

Hi Everyone! I wanted to reach out to you to see how you are liking the program and if you might share what your first semester schedule looks like! I got accepted into the program and I am trying to figure out if I can commute and work part-time. Any feedback would be greatly appreciated!

[tekrani]

nm711 said:

Congrats!  I'm planning ahead and trying to figure out how best to gain acceptance when I apply.  I just started my freshman year and am taking the pre requisites and doing the Honors program through SBCC.  Besides the obvious (get straight A's) what can I do (Or what did you do) do improve my chance of getting accepted.  Sounds like it's extremely selective.  Should I get my CNA and try to start working as soon as possible, or focus on my grades?  or both : )

thanks for any and all feedback

Hey! I think that being a PCT/CNA definitely is a plus! It helps you a lot to know that knowledge. I believe it also gives you additional points on the application! Don't forget about the TEAS. I believe they also asked for it. This program truly is one of the best out there.