Yes, you still have a chance. Several of my classmates were rejected post-secondary by the UP and accepted here, and the reverse also happens. The UP and CCLCM admissions offices do talk to one another, but their decisions are essentially independent. Good luck!
No. I was accepted to both programs and so were several other people. It means that the admissions decision at one program has basically nothing to do with the admissions decision at the other. It's almost like you're applying to two separate schools. So, not counting holds and waitlists, there are four possibilities: you can be accepted to both, you can be rejected by both, or you can be accepted to one program and not the other. Don't try to read any more into this than what I just told you!
