SJRCC VS. FCCJ Admission

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Hello guys, I need help in making a final decision between these two schools and their merits. For FCCJ all prereq's are done this spring term, but I need to retake the test for better points for a chance to be accepted for Fall. On the other hand, I also give SJRCC a consideration but I still have to take another prereq that is required before taking their entrance exam, which mostly like if I get, it won't happen until next year. My question is, is it worth taking another class that doesn't need at my desired school (fccj) but for a chance at another? Any of your advice are greatly appreciated

I just wanted to say hi. I'm applying to the night-weekend program at FCCJ for this fall too. I've already sent in my application, and I just have to take Micro this summer. I'm so nervous about getting in, and it's killing me that we won't hear anything until AUGUST!!!!

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hi, im applying to fccj in august...

Got a question though, at fccj you can apply while in the micro class, what about SJRCC, can you apply while in the class, or does all pre reqs have to be done before applying, im actually in the HUMAN NUTRITION online class now for SJRCC....and will be in MICRO in the fall...

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sjrcc requires all pre-reqs to be completed prior to application, fccj doesn't.

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I applied for the night/weekend track at FCCJ to begin this fall..the deadline for turning in your application was June 4th...does anyone know when we will hear something?

Amy

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Apply to SJRCC... It's very easy to get in. I got in with A's and B's... I left Houston, Tx to come here for school. In Houston people with a 4.0 GPA arn't being excepted. My friend got denied with a 4.0 GPA... SJRCC is very easy to get in, in my opinion. Maybe there's not alot of people applying.

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I got into FCCJ for this summer with 2 C's (from my previous college experience) and A's and B's. I had a high NAT score. I had 208 points total. So you just have to do your best on the NAT, and see how many applicants there are.

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Hi All~

I'm currently a student at FCCJ doing online and North Campus. Just wanted to say thanks for all of the info you have posted, very good to know. I'll be applying to the Nursing program in Dec for next year. Will be scheduling my NET test soon so I can get it over with.

Thanks again for the information!

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