LOW GPA 2.67, any hope for graduate school?

[ajin]

Hey guys , I Hope you all have wonderful day.

can someone help me with these questions?

I graduated from a BSN program with 2.67 GPA, I was wondering is there any hope for me

to go back to graduate school?

if yes, what is the step of process ?

thank you all

[FutureNurseInfo]

The best course of action is to contact the schools you wish to apply directly. Most of the times the requirements for admissions are posted on the school's website. So if you wish to know what your chances are, just call the school of interest (or research online) to find out what their minimum GPA requirements are. However, from what I heard, you need at least a 3.0 or higher to be considered for master's programs.

[ajin]

The best course of action is to contact the schools you wish to apply directly. Most of the times the requirements for admissions are posted on the school's website. So if you wish to know what your chances are, just call the school of interest (or research online) to find out what their minimum GPA requirements are. However, from what I heard, you need at least a 3.0 or higher to be considered for master's programs.

does that means that i need to go back to my university to retake some of those course to bump up my GPA?

[caliotter3]

Once you have obtained a degree, schools do not allow you to reenroll for more classes to boost a GPA. You can verify this with the administration of your school. When you want to pad a GPA, you must do so before the degree is granted.

[WanderingWilder, ASN]

does that means that i need to go back to my university to retake some of those course to bump up my GPA?

Some graduate schools will allow you to take a couple of graduate classes with them if your gpa isn't high enough to admit you, to allow you to prove you can handle the graduate course work. You're just going to need to do some searching to find the right school for you.

[JWEMT]

I got into university of phoenix 2.43 gpa. MSNed and then transfer to NP program