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How do admission view classes in progress when applying?

Hello! I'm currently interested in applying to both bsn, absn, and some rn programs. I have a bachelors degree in an another area. My overall gpa is 3.6-3.7, and far my lowest prereq grade is in chemistry 1 (a b+). I'm concerned because try as I might, I'm getting a big b in microbiology, that and it's 5 credit hours. I decided to take microbio and physiology in one semester, because I thought admissions would prefer to see all the courses completed. I'm concerned that a 3.5 science gpa would be negatively looked at. (Doing great in physiology) I was considering withdrawing from the microbio course. However, I was not sure whether a b in microbio or a "I'm progress" microbio after withdrawing would be better.

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    Some schools require completed prerequisites before you can even apply while other schools allow you to finish your classes even after applications have been locked. The Bs are really not that much of a concern if you have a great personal statement and have some volunteer experience.

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    I can apply as long as all of my prereqs are done before the start of the program. My program goes on the points system and they look at 4 classes and teas test. One of the 4 classes I won't be done with until May and I am applying in April. My advisor told me that was ok as long as they could get my 1 remaining class done before they send out acceptance letters. I would talk with your advisor.

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