Can i still make it even though i got a c in a&p?

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I am 18 years old just finished my first year in college!! woop woop! im a nursing major and im in community college...planning on transferring out after next year to a four year. i dont want my associate i want my bachelors. ANYWAY, i've gotten A and B+s in all my courses so far, but my first science course (a&p1) i just got a C. im super scared...is this it for me? is there still hope? how hard is a&p 2? if you've gotten into a program with a C can u please tell me what school u went to so maybe i can check it out? im in NYC by the way

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I'm here in Texas and I made a C in A&P 1, 2 is much easier.. Don't be too upset you still can get in just make good grades the rest of the way or you can retake it to get a better grade. I got in, but had numerous certifications to boost my points. And finished all the BSN classes to get more points. If it's super competitive there, I would retake in the summer to boost my grade. Can't hurt.

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Specializes in Hospice, Palliative Care.

Good day, melikay:

Congratulations on finishing your first year. Typical nursing programs focus on how strong you are in the core sciences - AP1, AP2, and Microbiology. "C" is just passing. Only the schools you are considering can let you know if they would be satisfied with a just passing grade in a core science. So I do recommend calling the schools you are considering applying to ask if they would accept a "C."

Thank you.

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The nursing advisor at university told me if I didn't get an A in A&P II, which I was taking at the time, to take another science class and get an A to offset science gpa. You have a whole year to take one or two classes such as general biology, microbiology, general chem, algebra, and A&P II. Play with the gpa calculators to see what can be done with math/science GPA.

I would do one science at a time.

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Specializes in L&D, infusion, urology.

Definitely check to see what the schools require. For our program, you had to have a B minimum in all prereqs.

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I got a C in A&P1, then pulled it together and got As in both A&P2 and Microbiology. I've been accepted for the spring 2015 start date at my school. My overall GPA is very good.

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whats your overall GPA? this C just dropped my GPA from a 3.6 to a 3.1.....so ******. still waiting on my english grade which i know is an A. is there anyway my GPA can come back up to a 3.7? i feel hopeless lol

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Specializes in L&D, infusion, urology.
whats your overall GPA? this C just dropped my GPA from a 3.6 to a 3.1.....so ******. still waiting on my english grade which i know is an A. is there anyway my GPA can come back up to a 3.7? i feel hopeless lol

You'll need to do well in the classes you have left. Sometimes we have to take some transferable courses just to boost our GPAs.

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This was my first semester back after a year long break. (Former english/sociology student) I got a C in A & P I. my advisor told me just to do well in my future classes.

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It really depends on what school you're applying to. Talk to your advisor about accepted applicant stats.

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whats your overall GPA? this C just dropped my GPA from a 3.6 to a 3.1.....so ******. still waiting on my english grade which i know is an A. is there anyway my GPA can come back up to a 3.7? i feel hopeless lol

I am at a 3.65 after this past semester, done with all of my prerequisites.

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Specializes in MICU.

At my college, a B- is considered a failure. You MUST have a B and above in all sciences except Chemistry, to be even considered to sit for HESI A2 exam (the petitioning process) . Again, check with the college you are transferring to, some colleges do not accept a C, some do.

All the best with your other classes.

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