Chances of getting into Accelerated BSN

For ABSN you need to meet the minimum requirements for the program. Athletic trainer makes no difference. Interning makes no difference. Male makes no difference.

You need to have a bachelors degree with a good GPA. You appear to have that. You need to have completed the Pre reqs. You then apply and see if you get in. The point of the ABSN is you need to show successful navigation of a previous degree. You are expected to have the "party" days over as you will basically be taking 21 hours of hard nursing classes with clinicals each semester. Most important for ABSN. Understand you will be off the grid for 18 months.

Pretty much what the PP said. If you meet the requirements apply & good luck!

For Kramer School of Nursing at OCU you have to have a 3.0. If you are accepted at OCU, you are automatically accepted into their nursing school. I'm in the accelerated program now in my third semester. It's a private school, so it's expensive, but it's a good program

I'm not sure if the nursing programs are similar in your area, but out here in California they give you the previous few years applicant statistics meaning you can compare what you have to those who were actually admitted into the nursing program. I applied for a BSN program with the same cumulative GPA but high prereq GPA and wasn't accepted. Not sure if the stats are similar for the A-BSN, but look at the schools or call them for the info. That's the only real way you will find out what your chances are. Rumor is being a male will give you an advantage, but nothing official.

PP is correct. Even though the ABSN catalog may state a minimum GPA, your chances of admission will depend upon your applicant cohort. If you're unlucky enough to be applying with a bunch of over-achieving high flyers.... it could increase the actual minimum GPA admitted to a much higher level.