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waitlisted and interviewed late december
California Northstate College of Dental Medicine Class of 2027 Interview/Acceptance Thread
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interviewed january and haven’t heard back :/
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Interviewed in December and received a Rejection!
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anyone recently accepted? or know if the class size is full
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Withdrew my seat at CNU CDM - good luck to those on the waitlist!
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Accepted off waitlist today!!
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was your waitlist ranked?
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no its unranked
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It's essential to keep a keen eye on our choices for the future. As we consider California Northstate University, a few facts stand out.
Unlike many institutions, CNU doesn't accept federal loans. This necessitates securing private loans, which often carry high interest and fewer protections. Imagine grappling with a $100k yearly loan, potentially leaving you burdened with debt and without a dental license.
Remember, there was a significant student lawsuit against CNU just last year. Please, do take the time to Google this. Past issues can be a warning sign of what might lie ahead.
Given these factors, the stability of your chosen institution should be a paramount concern. A sudden closure or bankruptcy could leave students stranded and financially encumbered.
The decisions we make now will define our futures. We're not just picking a school, but a pathway towards our professional life. Proceed with utmost caution.
Stay safe, everyone!
Unlike many institutions, CNU doesn't accept federal loans. This necessitates securing private loans, which often carry high interest and fewer protections. Imagine grappling with a $100k yearly loan, potentially leaving you burdened with debt and without a dental license.
Remember, there was a significant student lawsuit against CNU just last year. Please, do take the time to Google this. Past issues can be a warning sign of what might lie ahead.
Given these factors, the stability of your chosen institution should be a paramount concern. A sudden closure or bankruptcy could leave students stranded and financially encumbered.
The decisions we make now will define our futures. We're not just picking a school, but a pathway towards our professional life. Proceed with utmost caution.
Stay safe, everyone!
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