BA with VERY low GPA, want to do 2 year RN program - Page 2
Register Today!- Oct 8, '12 by KimynurseI'm not sure what NCc needs, but Suffolk requires pre-rec
Chemistry
Anatomy & physiology 1 and 2
Phycology
Sociology
English
To graduate
A second English
Phycology life span
Humanities
I would take all above courses, and apply.
Once you graduate with your RN, do your RN to BSN.
I know that's not what you want to hear, but most accelerated programs won't accept you, unfortunately.
Or you can take all of them again and apply to ABSN and maybe you'll get in
Good luck - Oct 8, '12 by oldeddieboyif they only look at 4 classes to calculate your gpa that should be pretty easy. you could have those knocked out with As in 6 months (spring/summer semesters). the CC close to me looks at nine classes and you need a 3.6+ gpa.
- Oct 22, '12 by samistLook, I'm in a similar situation, don't give up. I did great my first year of undergrad, my sophomore year I transferred and bombed that year. Since I did not want to give up, I transferred back to my original college and worked my ass off to maintain a GPA above 3.0, however my GPA from the school I transferred to still drops my GPA to a 2.7 something. I have had to repeat classes and usually got B's and A's. I was in a similar situation were I had family issues (mainly financial, needy parent, and sick grandparent), I also had a friend at school stab me in the back and got me in trouble to the point where most of the teachers I had classes with refuse to give me recommendations. Take the classes you need to repeat, and apply. Don't give up, because I haven't. =)