B in human physiology

Nursls21 · Nov 12, 2018

Talk to your advisor bc there is no way for anyone to know how competitive your particular program is. In general you don't want to drop below a 3.5. Bs are fine, but don't get too many. Remember this isn't med school 4.0s aren't the only thing that get in most cases. Good luck to you!

TheDudeWithTheBigDog, ADN, RN · Nov 12, 2018

I got a B in A&P I, a C in A&P II. I'm in nursing school right now.

Don't panic. Unless you're in an area where there's 500 people competing for 60 spots at the only nursing school in the area... If you pass your prereqs, and do good on any entrance exams, you'll probably be able to get into a nursing school in your area.

sunshineee · Nov 13, 2018

Thanks!!! Luckily I'm not applying in nursing schools in California! It's super competitive with 200-300 applicants but only 30 spots.

Nursls21 · Nov 13, 2018

I was 2 people away from getting into nursing school. 600ish applications for 60 spots.... I made a B in AP1&2. Just do the best you possibly can. Remember that the majority of people are average, the work you put into it is what sets you apart. You will do great!

sunshineee · Nov 13, 2018

Thank you! I tried my best with a full time job it is hard to keep up with a class. I did get A in human anatomy, A in nutrition, A in development psych. Hopefully I'll get an A in micro and just have one B

Nursls21 · Nov 13, 2018

How many classes have you been taking at once?

sunshineee · Nov 13, 2018

I only took 1 a semester because of my full time job

Nursls21 · Nov 13, 2018

I should have done that too. Good luck to you!!!

jaidon84 · Nov 13, 2018

Did you get into a private school?

Nursls21 · Nov 13, 2018

Who? Me? Lol

jaidon84 · Nov 13, 2018

My bad it was for Tony! im new to this site.....