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D in statistics

will that hurt my chances of getting into a ASN program? stats isn't required for the program

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If its not required then its fine but I'm sure the D is still calculated in your overall GPA. I had to retake astronomy (I failed it awhile ago) cuz the F brought down my gpa. It really helps to retake anything below a C. I retook anything below a B lol

I suggest retaking it. A D in any class doesn't look too good on transcripts.

And even if statistics isn't listed as a prereq for that particular program, a lot of programs do consider it as one. So it's better to retake it and aim for an A!

I suggest retaking it. A D in any class doesn't look too good on transcripts.

And even if statistics isn't listed as a prereq for that particular program, a lot of programs do consider it as one. So it's better to retake it and aim for an A!

Good advice :agreement:

I'm not sure why you're taking a class such a statistics if it isn't a pre-req for your program, but in any case you took it and now have a D in it. My advice is to re-take it and aim for a better grade, otherwise that D will stay on your transcript and bring down your cumulative GPA quite a bit. Also, many nursing programs require statistics, so if you do not get accepted in the program you apply for, and attempt to apply somewhere that does require statistics, you'll be required to re-take it anyways for a much better grade. Better to re-take it now and get it out of the way.

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