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Is Re-applying Impossible?

My GPA is a 3.0, and I am looking to get accepted into the nursing program.

I still have A&P 1 and 2, MicroBio, Statistics, Psychology , Philosophy, Econ/Sociology, Nutrition, & Human Growth and Development to to fulfill. I've done the calculations and even if I get an A in all those course the best I slide away with is a 3.3.

Was wondering that if I dont make it the first time, is re-applying the following year or semester afterwards possible?

and in the meantime of doing so, would re-taking some of my courses and getting better grades be beneficial?

Thanks

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    bump!

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    You can reapply at most schools, check with your school. But you need to try for all As. Do not repeat any classes at this point unless you got a C. Good luck.

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    I think its absolutely possible!!!

    Just remember the saying, if at first you don't succeed, try, try again! But you may just make it the first time around too:) I had a 3.0 when I applied to nursing school and was accepted. I had a C too ( though I would highly recommend working your best to get As especially in the sciences) but remember: there are MANY factors to your nursing application, including:

    -your essay

    -your interview ( if applicable)

    -extracurriculars

    -job experience

    -volunteer work

    -healthcare work

    -general admissions (i.e is your resume neat, was everything on time, did you attend an open house)

    Good luck!

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