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I would go for my BSN then try to get really high grades in that program. The MSN programs around me require at minimum a 3.5.
Or take some BSN pre-req's at your current college to boost the grade. Most BSN programs have gen-ed's you need along with the additional nursing classes, so maybe knocking out the gen-ed's can give your GPA a boost. Check out the curriculum for the next program you plan to attend and see what would transfer in from your school.
NurseinNV
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I am almost finished with school and currently have a 2.5 GPA in my ADN program. I am getting worried since my goal is to go on to get my MSN and NP someday. From what I have seen most of the distance education classes require a GPA of 3.0 for nursing classes. What can I do at this point? Take the nursing classes again after I graduate to get a higher grade? Please help!