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Any chance for me?

What are my chances of getting into a nursing school with a spotty academic transcript? Little background: I spent my younger years screwing up in college and failed Anat and Phys 1 and 2, and micro. I then got myself on track after a few years and graduated with a non-nursing related BS, and a GPA of 3.1. I also retook Anat and Phys 1 and 2, earning C+ and B, to help bring my up GPA before graduating. I graduated 4 years ago and would really like to go back for a BSN. I'm older and more responsible now. How should I proceed? Should I take Micro again before applying anywhere? I'm shooting for a school like Molloy, but would be open to pretty much anything. Any advice would be appreciated.

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I graduated from molloy 1 year ago. They wanted a 3.3 to enter the nursing program. From other classmates i've been told that now you might need an even higher gpa because of the increase in applicants. You pretty much have no chance of getting into any of the suny or cuny schools so private might be the only way to go. Make an appointment with the admissions counciler of the nursing program and bring in your transcripts to be looked at. They will tell you right there if you qualify.

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