Published Mar 30, 2011
mamayogibear
222 Posts
Does anyone else think it's absolutely ridiculous that some nursing programs require high school transcripts to apply? I have been doing pre-reqs for BSN programs for two years and haven't been to high school in over a decade and I was just told by a program that they can't look at my application because they don't have my high school transcript on file!
cocopie1
19 Posts
thats pretty ridiciulous,but some school do request for your high school transript, I would steer clear of such schools though.Because in my opinion,if say i do really good in college*pre-reqs) but didnt do that well in high school and a school tells me they cant look at my application becaue my HS transcript is not on file.I am positive your high school grades do really play a HUGE part in if they accept you or not. So if i didnt do that well in HIGH school,no way will apply to such a school..You get me? But why dont you contact your high school and just send in your transcript to them???
newRNstudent02
245 Posts
that's just silly
chicagoing, ADN, RN
489 Posts
Are you taking your pre-reqs. at a 4 year institution or a community college?
And do you already have a bachelor's degree?
I can only see a BSN program requiring high school transcripts to be on file with the institution if you do not already have at the very least, a bachelor's degree. I say that because many community colleges (including my own) will allow students to pursue degrees if they are at least 18 years old (with or without a high school diploma or GED).