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hello everyone i am new on here i am 28 years old looking to get started in an accelerated program in which i can get in and is a credible program. i have a 2.6 or 2.7 as of now so these are the schools below that i have a chance at. (thanks to the person in another thread who provided this information). i am on the waiting list for the traditional bsn at my local community college but after thinking about it i have a bachelors degree so i might as well work hard for 15 months in accelerated and get it done. so im new to the applying to nursing schools but i am wondering what is a good school and one that have a high acceptance rate. also, trying to see if i can get in soon hopefully in the fall. if anyone has attended, currently attending or have heard about the following i would love to hear your input.

the schools i was thinking about right now was university of oklahoma and university of new york (no gpa requirements seems too good to be true)

thanks for your help in advance....

alabama

auburn - 2.5

samford university - 2.7 for 2nd deg program, 3.0 for accel 2nd deg program

arizona

northern arizona university - 2.75

university of arizona - 3.0 in prereqs

arkansas

arkansas state university - 2.5

california

national university - 2.75 cum or 3.0 in last 60

samuel merritt college - 3.0 in last 60

colorado

denver school of nursing - 2.0 in prereqs

metropolitan state college of denver - 2.5

regis university - 2.5

university of colorado - colorado springs - 2.5

university of northern colorado - 3.0 in last 45 hrs

connecticut

fairfield university - 2.8

southern connecticut state university - 2.75 cum or 3.0 in last 60

district of columbia

howard university - 2.8

florida

barry university - 3.0 in last 60

jacksonville university - 2.5

university of florida - 3.0 in last 60

georgia

georgia southwestern state university - 3.0 recommended

kennesaw state university - 2.7

valdosta state university - 2.8 in 60 core credits only

hawaii

university of hawaii at manoa - 2.5

idaho

idaho state university - 3.0 from set a prereqs only

illinois

illinois state university - no minimum

lakeview college of nursing - 2.5

lewis university - 2.75

west suburban college of nursing - 2.75

indiana

indiana university - purdue university, indianapolis - 2.5 (changing to 2.7)

indiana wesleyan university - 2.75

marian college - 2.8

saint mary's college - 2.75 in science prereqs

kansas

midamerica nazarene university - 2.6 cum or 2.6 in prereqs

kentucky

bellarmine university - 2.75

eastern kentucky university - science prereq of 2.0

spalding university - 2.5

university of kentucky - 2.5 cum and 2.75 science

university of louisville - none?

maryland

salisbury university - 2.75 provisional (must get 2.75 in first 15)

massachusetts

curry college - 3.0 in science prereqs

mass college of pharmacy & allied health sciences - min c in prereqs

mgh institute of health professions - minimum c in prereqs

university of massachusetts - amherst 3.0 in prereqs

university of massachusetts - boston no minimum

michigan

eastern michigan university - doesn't consider gpa except 3.0 in prereqs

grand valley state university - 2.8

michigan state university - 2.5

university of michigan flint - 2.75 preferred

wayne state university no minimum

minnesota

college of saint catherine - 2.75

minnesota state university mankato - 2.5

missouri

research college of nursing - 2.8

university of missouri columbia - 2.5

william jewell college - 2.5

nebraska

nebraska methodist college - 2.75

university of nebraska medical center - 2.5

nevada

nevada state college - 2.5

touro university - 2.5 last 60 hours

new jersey

university of medicine & dentistry - degree granting institution

new york

hartwick college - 2.7

new york university - no minimum

stony brook university - 2.8

university of rochester - recommend 3.0 from degree granting institution

north carolina

winston-salem state university - 2.6

north dakota

university of north dakota - 2.5

ohio

capital university - weighted?

cleveland state university - 2.5

kent state university - 2.5 from most recent degree

medcentral college of nursing - recommended 3.0 in degree

ursuline college - 2.5 in first degree

oklahoma

university of oklahoma - 2.5

oregon

linfield college - 2.75 in prereqs

pennsylvania

desales university - 2.5

drexel university - 3.0 in last 60 hrs

edinboro University of Pennsylvania - 2.75

misericordia university - 2.75

robert morris university - 2.5

university of pennsylvania - 3.0 preferred

villanova university - less than 3.0 considered if science gpa is at least 3.0

west chester university - no minimum?

south dakota

south dakota state university - 2.8

tennessee

belmont university - 3.0 in core math and science

cumberland university - 2.8

east tennessee state university - 2.6

union university - 2.8

texas

texas christian university - either a 3.0 in degree or a 3.0 in prereqs

texas tech university hsc - 3.0 in prereqs and prereq science

texas women's university - 3.0 in core prereqs (use most recent grade if repeated)

university of texas hsc houston - use prereq & science gpas

university of texas hsc - san antonio - 2.5

university of texas - arlington - 2.5 in prereqs and science

university of texas - el paso - 2.5

utah

university of utah - 2.8

virginia

george mason university -2.75 or3.0 min last 30

marymount university - no minimum but teas required if below 2.8

norfolk state university - 2.5 in prereqs

old dominion university - no minimum

norfolk state university - 2.5 in prereqs

virginia commonwealth university - 2.5

west virginia

mountain state university - 2.5 (provisional?)

wisconsin

university of wisconsin oshkosh - 2.75

wyoming

university of wyoming - 2.5

Your limiting factor will most likely be that GPA. Most schools look for a 3.0 or even 3.5, in at least the prerequisites (or even overall), for people to apply and be accepted. Just because they state 2.8, does not mean people with a 2.8 are chosen to enter the program. And there are programs that turn away people with 4.0 GPAs. Decide what your geographical desires are and start to apply. Or, if you find that your GPA is too low, look for the programs that do not require a high GPA. You have found one. I would start there. Good luck.

Your limiting factor will most likely be that GPA. Most schools look for a 3.0 or even 3.5, in at least the prerequisites (or even overall), for people to apply and be accepted. Just because they state 2.8, does not mean people with a 2.8 are chosen to enter the program. And there are programs that turn away people with 4.0 GPAs. Decide what your geographical desires are and start to apply. Or, if you find that your GPA is too low, look for the programs that do not require a high GPA. You have found one. I would start there. Good luck.

Ya I have found a few on this list that dont require a High GPA or GPA at all (but at least a C in all prerequisites which i have) So I was thinking about applying to those. Also, I live here in St. Louis one of the advisors at UMSL told me even though they require a 3.0 GPA there that I still should apply because I am a male and they require so many males each semester. Is that true?

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