jboeckx (2022-2023)

No, I haven't heard anything from Quinnipiac, either. I submitted on 11/2 and they're the only school I haven't gotten anything from (well, not related to my application, anyway...). I'm sure it's totally appropriate to call them if you've been waiting a while. If I don't hear from them by next week I'll do the same.

They sent me an email two or three days after i submitted my app. notifying me that they received it. I never got any notification that it was complete though. If you haven't gotten an email yet, just email their office. They're pretty prompt when responding to emails. GL on the cycle.

Thanks! The scholarship info for Valpo came along with my acceptance letter.

Golden Gate will offer you a scholarship, they just don't make decisions until January or so. I persoannly really like the school, but it looks like you have a lot of options.

I personally have loved it, I am still waiting for my grades, which I really am anxious about, but up to this point I have no complaints other than the facilities could be nicer. The curve for the school is far 20% can get A's 70% B's and 10% have to get C's I remember reading things on the internet about the school kicking out half the class, but with that curb obviously they are not true and common sense would tell you that no school would want to kick out their students, because the bottom line is you are paying them and they want money. The best thing about the school is that there is no intense competition which some of my friends at Hasting's have said is brutal and intense. At GGU everybody is pretty supportive of eachother and there is even a tutor available to all the students aside from the professor's office hours, who are also very helpful. If you get Professor Sylvesster he is amazing with your numbers you might be able to specifically request him, but he is just by far the best teacher I have ever had. It is really supportive school and I have no complaints about it up to this point. I am one semester and really satisfied with my choice. My only complaint is I don't really like the adminstration like the Financial Aid Office etc, they get you everything you need, but I don't like the feel of the people in there. As far as professors and academic support I think the school is excellent and I feel I have learned a lot. If you want to know more you can e-mail me at RCGriffith67@yahoo.com since I check that address a lot more than I check this. If you really want to know more I will give you my phone # if you want to call me to ask direct questions.

I realized I didn't answer your HLP question. I don't know if you know how it works it is basically if you are in it you just take summer school and then don't have classes in the Fall of your next year. The reasoning for it is so that you won't be in competition with all the other bay area schools during the Fall, because you will have full availbility, while other students in Fall won't. I choose not to do that, because I want to work in Summer right away and get as much experience as I can. I want to apply what I learned ASAP to something practical, but a lot of people seem happy with the HLP program.

Congrats on CU!!!!

If you aren't attending Loyola can you please withdraw? I'm waitlisted at Loyola and it is my first choice! Thanks :-)