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Could this effect my entry decision?

I have not taken the NLN yet..but I was just wondering, if I have all 1 A and 4 C's :banghead: out of 5 of my preqs..could this affect my decision to get accepted into the nursing program even if I do goof on the NLN?

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(1) A and (4) C's as you realize is not competetive. If everyone else applying has (5) C's however, you are golden.

Most schools do not apply as much weight to the NLN as they do GPA.

I just spoke with someone who got a late acceptance into San Jose State University here in N. California, she had prereq's gpa of 3.21 and her last 30 units was 3.6 with a TEAS of 82.

So it is really hard to say, if it is not a lottery, you never really know what they are considering for acceptance because a prereq gpa of 3.21 is not competitive when the rest of the applicants are 3.5 and above with a TEAS score in the high 80's and 90's.

Best of luck to you. Don't stress the small stuff, I know it's hard not to.

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:heartbeat Well thanks for your replies..I'm sure you all know what I meant about doing "Good" on the NLN-not Goofing! I was just kinda worried, but I guess I will just have to wait and see! Thanks again :specs:

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