What can I expect?

Hello, I just want to give you a heads up on the Baker college of Flint Nursing program. I am going into my third year there and still waiting to get into the program My GPA is not high enough to get in, but I keep applying every semester. The classes are not hard you just have to work hard to maintain an A. It also depends on the Professor you get. Micro, Patho, A&P 1,2 are the easiest. Well I thought so, but I received a B in Basic pharm, and a B in Holistics, and the rest of my grades a A's so it sucks to have to retake B's and I am still not guaranteed to get in.

I received a letter from Baker College of Flint, that the year 2007 they will start having students take a pre test to get in and yes they will mark you down for repeat of classes. Now Clinton Township could be totally different But as of right now at Baker college they only except 30 students a semester with the highest GPA????

Hello, Did you talk with Baker college of Flint, and they said they except 60 students? Is that a semester or for the year? Just curious, because they would be great if they excepted 60 a semester???
Well I have heard great things on Macomb CC and Good luck with your studies. You can do anything you set your mind on

last I heard Baker in Flint was only taking 35 per year because the program is fairly new at that campus. Because Mott CC has over 900 on their waitlist, baker had over 700 applicants. if you don't have a 4.0 it will be hard to get in.

I am in my second semester of clinicals at Baker-Flint. They accept 30 students twice a year (fall/winter). The lowest G.P.A. I believe was a 3.94 that was accepted for my class. Next year they are going to administer a pre-nursing test which will be a determinant along with G.P.A. and you will be marked down if you have to repeat any classes. They are going to a point system, but G.P.A. will still be a huge factor. I was in nursing school at a community college 13 years ago and never finished due to life circumstances. Let me just say that Bakers program is ten folds better than the community college I attended. It is highly demanding but when I graduate next year, I will be so much better prepared to start my career-and more knowledgable. Good Luck!!!