Friday, February 10, 2006
confused
So I went to meet with the advisor at school regarding my rejection letter and how they counted my various classes... and I won't bore you with the precise details, but suffice to say that she gave me enough information that I could redo my application for fall quarter and be a shoo-in. I think.
However, the advisor called me a couple of hours later to say that she took it upon herself to talk to the nursing program director, and that they agreed that I should be awarded credit for some classes they hadn't previously credited... so I *think* I may be in the alternate pool for spring quarter. She wouldn't promise that over the phone, and said to watch for a letter in the next few days informing me of the official outcome.
So basically, I am more confused now than I was before!
However, the advisor called me a couple of hours later to say that she took it upon herself to talk to the nursing program director, and that they agreed that I should be awarded credit for some classes they hadn't previously credited... so I *think* I may be in the alternate pool for spring quarter. She wouldn't promise that over the phone, and said to watch for a letter in the next few days informing me of the official outcome.
So basically, I am more confused now than I was before!
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Don't lose hope. Here's what I know happened over here:
1 gal (56 years old, no less) got a phone call the Sat. before classes on Monday (about a year ago at one of the community colleges). They asked her if she wanted the opening.
Another gal I know got called the week before.
I've heard of some schools going down to number 18 on their alternate list. Hang in there.
And keep applying; you'll get in.
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1 gal (56 years old, no less) got a phone call the Sat. before classes on Monday (about a year ago at one of the community colleges). They asked her if she wanted the opening.
Another gal I know got called the week before.
I've heard of some schools going down to number 18 on their alternate list. Hang in there.
And keep applying; you'll get in.
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