Need help- dont know where to bridge

[danothemano]

Hey, guy I was wondering right now im in the flex nursing for rpn, my gpa is only a 2.9, since I have failed a course. I have been looking around for options. If I were to go to U o It would and take there upgrading courses would that help. Plus i'm wondering if taking GNEDS to boost my gpa will work, maybe I can take them prior to graduating from the program. I was wondering because I am interesting in going there but I dont have around a 82 percent, would you guys know of anywhere else except athabaska university that would be good for someone living in the gta, I heard of humber, george brown will accept failed courses if you redo them, however all grades have to be above 75, but for others like nissisping, Im not too sure about this. The thing is I want to take the bridging program at centennial college but i dont know what opportunities that would open for me if i do so, since i cant get into ryerson university, due to my failed class. Thanks guys.

[dishes, BSN, RN]

@danothemano, I'm not sure if you are aware how your threads come across, but it seems as though you are somewhat obsessed with planning your future.

[danothemano]

Hey, yeah I am for sure, since I wish to do the RN program, but i'm just trying to figure out which options would be available, since im trying to figure out which one to take as soon as i graduate to have continuing education. Which one would you recommend

[LisaStone]

I think you should worry about raising your marks before you think about where to bridge.. I can't think of any place thats going to accept someone with a 60's average.