To all of those who are starting their summer class(es), especially those partaking in their first of their required admissions courses: I wish you all the best of success and that you reap the rewards of this amazing journey!
Good luck and have fun, you’ll all do great!
Long story short, I’m about to architect a backend for an application concept of mine and I want to work with a language that’s new to me.
I’m going to probably go for a fully micro-service approach, and I know Go has performance benefits since it’s so light weight, but I’d appreciate some input from people more knowledgeable and weathered in the field than I am.
Long story short, I’m going to take & wrap-up the ALB undergrad/admissions courses (Expo-15, Expo-25 & Math E-3) in time to submit my application during the Spring ‘27 term. I’m not worried about the courses, as naive as that may sound (which I do acknowledge), but I can’t help worrying myself about taking the courses, passing them, even with As, but then getting rejected.
I just want to make sure I’ve got this right - if I pass the three classes (pass as in pass the required grade minimum of a B), and meet the criteria of being a US citizen, not holding a bachelors degree, having my high school diploma, and having been out of high school for over 5 years, I would be accepted?
I also want to preface, I am not, by any means, saying that HES is easy or a simple checklist of requirements. I have tremendous respect for the HES community, students (present & prior), and faculty. Just the opportunity to apply is an honor, and regardless of my admissions outcome, the experience itself will be for the better.
Thanks in advance!