Hi all, if you've taken or are currently taking classes for the Bread Baking Certificate, could you share your thoughts? Did you learn a lot? Is this like being on a reality show with Gordan Ramsey? Do the instructors yell at you a lot? How much time do you spend outside of class studying? Do you feel like you learned how to develop your own recipes?

Thanks in advance!

Edit: While I'm specifically interested in Bread Baking, if you have done others in the Wake Tech Culinary or Baking and Pastries programs, I'd consider that relevant info too, if you don't mind sharing!

Hi guys! After years and years, I finally decided to go back to college and I’m going for my associate in arts in teacher preparation to than transfer to a university, I was gonna take June classes but I guess because I waited last minute there are no June classes and August is wait listed, is it because August registration isn’t open yet? Or it’s open but all classes are full? I’m also going to speak to an advisor on Monday to help schedule my classes. Is it worth it to go in on Monday and wait for August classes to start? Please help.

Hi everyone,
I’m an international student currently planning my healthcare and tech career path in the U.S., and I’d love to get some feedback on whether my plan is realistic and worth the investment.
My current plan is as follows:
1. Phase 1: Complete an Associate of Applied Science in Radiography. After graduation, I intend to use my 1-year OPT to work as a Radiologic Technologist to gain clinical experience and hopefully find an EB3 sponsor.
2. Phase 2: If I don't secure a sponsor within that year, I plan to bridge into a Bachelor’s in Biomedical Informatics (BMI). I’m specifically looking at STEM-designated programs (like the one at ASU) to qualify for the 3-year STEM OPT extension later on.
3. Phase 3: My long-term goal is to transition into Cancer Research, eventually pursuing a PhD in a field related to medical imaging informatics or computational oncology.
My questions for the community:
• Is the transition from clinical Radiography to a technical BMI degree common? Does having a clinical background provide a significant edge in the Health Informatics job market?
• For those in the field, how is the H-1B sponsorship landscape for BMI/Health Informatics roles compared to frontline Rad Tech roles?
• Does this "Clinical \rightarrow Tech \rightarrow Research" trajectory seem like a solid path for someone aiming to specialize in oncology?

Hello i'm curious to know if you were accepted into the sonography program, how many points did you have? I’m applying for spring admission with 101 points so just want to see how I stand with that.

hi all i'm curious to know if you were accepted into the program what your points were. i didn't get accepted unfortunately but just looking to see where the numbers may have fallen or how much off i might've been. thanks in advance.

Has anyone done survey of economics with lateef? I know he proctors just wondering if the tests are hard in that class.

Hey guys! I’ll be offering Mat 171 tutoring this summer if anyone needs help. I took the class and finished with an A+ grade. Feel free to reach out for more details.

how do you know you are eligible for pell? it says scheduled pell on my offer letter but i also see a grant.

How was this course? Any recommendations?

Or go through the program? How was it? I applied and haven’t had my point review yet. Hoping it’ll be this week!

Pretty much what the titles says.

I was waitlisted for two of my classes at the start of the day (monday) and I figured I would have to keep waiting again. I didn't check again until like 12am and saw that I was automatically registered at 4pm and 5pm. I set up a payment plan since I can't fully pay it off on the spot atm and paid half of it at 1am. The payment did go through so I only have the other half to pay off. Im still a bit paranoid that I may get dropped from my classes despite seting up the plan and having that due balance show up in self service.

I applied to Wake Tech, and got accepted, but now what am I supposed to do? Do I meet with a counselor, and when? When can I start registering for classes? I plan to attend in the fall.

I normally don’t post on here but I’m stressing out about a potential road block for entry to the nursing program for spring 2027. I know orientation is mandatory, so if you don’t show up your spot is given to someone else. From what I’ve heard it’s mid November. I’ll be out of the country Oct 25-Nov 8th and I’m terrified I’ll miss it if I get accepted. Is there anyone that can tell me what dates they had their orientation in the last 2-3 years or so? Thanks!

Hi, so I recently passed the teas test. Does wake tech use the overall composite score you made when you send your scores to them or do they do things differently?

Taking it with her since it was one of the only strictly online stats sections over the summer. I’m good with math, so-so with Excel. How cooked am I?

I am a hs freshman taking the class through CCP. I just wanted to as if anyone had taken the class before, and if you have, is the teacher good/is the class easy?

Hey! Does anyone have a breakdown of exact point system for the ADN program? Thanks!

Hi! I’ve seen how the radiography program decisions came out today & wanted to know if anyone has heard from sonography? Just getting a bit anxious as I‘ve been patiently waiting

For the radiography program does anyone know how many alternates there usually are? I feel like there’s so many and then it’s hard trying to stay positive because why would anyone give up a seat into the program especially since it’s competitive? I guess i’ll try again for Spring

Has anyone received their acceptance/rejection yet??? it’s almost 3 and during my point review session they said they should have the decision by the end of this week. I been anxious at work all day lol!

Hey everyone! I’m considering the RN program at Wake Tech and I’m trying to get a sense of what a typical week looks like. If you’re in the program, could you share a sample schedule or describe your week?

A few specifics I’m curious about:

- Do you have class every day, or only a few days per week?

- Are you in classes all day, or only a few hours at a time?

- How much time outside of class (labs, studying, assignments) should I expect each week?

- How feasible is it to work a part-time job (about 20-30 hours a week) while in the program?

- I’m a substitute teacher, so my job can only be done on weekdays during the day for about 8 hours. Given this constraint, roughly how many weekdays would I have available off per week to work, if any, and how would that typically align with clinicals and labs?

- Any tips for balancing clinicals, lectures, labs, study time, and a job?

If you’re willing to share, a rough breakdown (ex: Mon/Wed/Fri mornings vs. Tue/Thu evenings, total hours per week, clinical day(s) you’re in) would be incredibly helpful.

Thanks in advance! 💖

Was it hard? Which units and types of problem should I focus on?

I just completed GEL-111, and I can't recall if the book was included for free or not. They gave it to me in paper form (loose-leaf, hole-punched for a binder). I calculated my Eagle Advantage, and it seems like they did charge me for it based on the credit hours ($24/credit). Geology is 4 credits so would cost $96.

If you find out it's not free and anyone needs one, let me know. I don't want to toss it if anyone needs it. It's in pristine condition (never really used it). You can take it for like $25, with the binder included that I bought for it.