You'll most likely be starting over. It's extremely difficult to find a nursing program that will accept you after leaving a prior program on bad terms. It would be even more difficult to find a program that would give you some kind of nursing program credit. Your prerequisites are likely to be useable, but that's about it.
I was dismissed from my RN program back in 2012 for my 2nd failure. I had just had my son and tried to appeal it and they refused. I was so crushed. I went on with life and was told to reapply about 2 years later because the school had gone through some changes. I spoke with the campus director and he told me to come and speak with admissions. Long story short I was able to come back, start back where I left off and I graduated in 2015, became an RN in 2016 and have been working since. I think it depends on your school, but def talk to them and see what your options are!
JohnnySahn
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Hello, I was hoping that someone could answer a question I have. I completed three semesters of nursing school but failed my fourth semester. It has been nearly two years since the failure and I've been thinking about going back. Just wondering if I would need to start all over or if I could possibly continue partly where I left off. Is there like an expiration to the nursing education I received? Thank you for your time.