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Are my chances of getting in extremely difficult because of the fact that I was on probatioin?
I'm sure if you show continous improvement by bringing your grades up and score competitively on the entrance exam--if your school of choice has one-- then it will give you a greater fighting chance to get into a nursing program. But right now just focus on getting off of academic probation and take a light course load if it'll help to keep you focus on grade repair.
Also you should speak to your advisor on what your best course action should be going forward as well.
professionalsnacker
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Hello Hello!
So for Spring 17' I only took 10 credit hours because I was on academic probation and I wanted to raise my gpa. Will that look bad when applying to nursing school? I actually didn't realize I was considered part-time until today....
Help please!!
Thank you :)