OnnaJurnee

Thank you! And I know how stressful and frustrating the waiting period for admissions decisions can be. I have some information on the programs, though, that can give you an idea of when you might hear back from them (and, hopefully, with good news!): For CSULA, I had to accept their offer of admission by Friday, June 13th. I decided to accept this offer, but if others rejected theirs, then you might hear back from them really soon! Also, you can call the admission's office at CSULA and ask them if your name is on the list of applicants who may be receiving an admission's offer. On the other hand, CSUN wanted me to respond to them by June 30th, which means that you may have to wait until the end of the month to hear back from them. Although, when I called their office last Friday and asked when I might hear back from them, they said by mid-June; however, they then sent me an email that same day (and I didn't even give them my name or any other contact information). So you might hear from them before June 30th, but I do not know for sure. Anyways, I really hope that you hear good news from them! Again, I know how nerve-wracking the wait can be.

I received an email earlier today that I was accepted to CSULA's certificate program! I also received an email on Friday that I was accepted to CSUN's PreCDS program. I think that I'll be going to CSULA, though. I hope everyone else received good news, too!

CSULA emailed the first group of acceptances already. They will be sending the next batch of acceptances after June 10th. I found out on Monday that I am on the list, as well. Hopefully we will get some good news from them!

I just called the admissions office and I spoke with Marcie. In regards to my application, she said that mine is still under consideration for the program and that my application has not been denied as of yet. She said that they will be sending the next batch of admissions offers after the deadline for the first group of applicants has passed. She wanted me to call back tomorrow so that she could tell me when the deadline is for the first group (but I think others on this thread have stated that the deadline is June 10th). She also told me to call back next week to check up on the status of my application. However, I do not know how many spots will be available for the second group of applicants. She said that they have always moved onto the second group of applicants in past years, though.

Uhtheenah, I was just wondering, did your application status change recently (as in the past week) on CSULA GET? My application status said "complete" up until recently, then it changed to "incomplete." When I asked the lady from the admission's office, she said that the "incomplete" status means that they are just looking at the applications. She said the only reason the "incomplete" status would be bad is if the office did not receive one's transcripts in time. I sent my transcripts weeks before the deadline, so I hope that they received them in time. I might call them again sometime this upcoming week. Hopefully, we both can get some good news.

Hi everyone! I have been looking at this thread for some time, but this is my first time posting on here. First off, I just want to congratulate everyone who got accepted to post-bacc programs. So happy for you guys! So here is my dilemma: I also applied to CSULA’s post-bacc program; however, I did not receive an email stating that I was accepted or rejected from the program yet. When I called their office yesterday, the lady I spoke with said that they are still sending out acceptance emails in groups during the next few days. She said that if we had not heard anything yet, there still might be a chance to hear back from them. I was just wondering if anyone else received this response, too. (I should also mention that I sent my application in a few days before the April 26 deadline.) I have already been accepted to Portland State University (though they do accept everyone because it’s a non-competitive program--lol), and I’m also still waiting to hear back from CSUN. I just don’t want to stress out over CSULA if I don't need to! Thank you!