Glodwra813

i have a 2.45 pre req because of Cs in Anatomy. Should I still apply for hcc spring? I heard a rumor that the cutoff for spring a couple years ago was 2.1

Yup Saint Pete! In the same both, got Cs in the sciences with only a B in the labs.

For anyone wanting to retake a C course, you can apply as a transient student at SPC (or other colleges) and take a higher level Micro, if you pass it it will replace a C in Micro. I don't know if there are different variants of the AP 1 and 2 courses, but if there are, and you take it at another college as a transient student, it replaces the C. It will transfer to HCC. Other programs at different colleges also really take your TEAS into great consideration, so if you've made Cs like me, do well on the TEAS and someone will take you ? It is ridiculous that HCC doesn't take the TEAS score into consideration while picking applicants.

It won't be a 2.8 since I got Cs in my sciences. I haven't failed or repeated any pre-reqs, and im on my final one, College Algebra which is shaping up to be a B. I'm still going to apply, as well as other colleges. Anyone have suggestions for a C student?

Guys, I got like all Cs in my sciences. The only A was Socio. Am I screwed? Should I stilll apply?

So I have recently started going back to school back in the fall of 2017 to salvage my awful 1.7 GPA with 71 credit hours that my dumb young self created and changed majors to nursing. Come spring 2019, my culm gpa is only 2.157(well at least its not a 1.7 anymore), and my nursing pre-reqs will only be around a 2.8...The bare minimum to apply at the HCC program. Even an adviser told me told me if I stayed any longer at HCC, I would just be wasting my time and to instead apply at Galen, or become an EMT, and told me I am no where near close to being competitive I'm feeling incredibly depressed right now. No one in my life has been encouraging in the slightest and just told me to do something else. I want to be a nurse. If I make a B in AP2 and an A in College Alg, I'll have the 2.8 GPA and can take the teas and apply for Spring 2020. Granted I am a better student now that I'm older (27) but between working two jobs, I was only able to have an average pre-req gpa. My friends told me to give up on it, nursing student friends told me to look at another career, and the advisers told me to choose something else and that I had no option in nursing. What can I do?