nursing prerequisite help please

Nursing Students Pre-Nursing

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I have a question.

I took 3 social science classes and got a "C" but for my anatomy and physiology, i got a "B".

Should i retake the social science classes or the anatomy classes?

Your answer would be much appreciated.

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Portland has a VERY competitive nursing school environment. Do some research on OCNE schools (Oregon Consortium for Nursing Education | Home) as well as the other schools. I got into nursing schools with a 4.0 on my pre-reqs, which is what they evaluate for the OCNE schools, but was wait listed at two other schools in town with a 3.6 overall GPA.

At this point, before deciding what classes to repeat, I would do more research on the schools and programs.

No why would you take your anatomy and physiology over and you got a B honey that is a great grade. Majority of schools look at your overall GPA and mainly your sciences. Your other classes matter but, what is the most important is to try to get an A or B in your sciences, not have too many withdraws and failed classes on your transcript, etc. Try to keep all of your grades high for every class especially your sciences good luck

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It would be better to make a decision after finding out the impact on the program(s) you are considering. You do not want to make a move that might jeopardize your ability to be admitted, yet, on the other hand, you will want to repeat, if it seems prudent. Investigate the prospective programs first.

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I think that what everyone is trying to say is that you must consider individual school requirements. For example, where I live in northern Cali, some schools look at cumulative GPA. Others look at only prenursing classes. Other schools want a certain cumulative and a certain science GPA. Please do yourself a favor and go to each schools website to learn their requirements. Go to info sessions also to learn more about program requirements.

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