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wuppy

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  1. Hi! I am currently finishing up my Bachelors of Science in Psychology and have planned on applying to an accelerated nursing program right after graduation. However, I have about 2 full semesters worth of withdraws on my transcript between 2018 and 2020. Up until this point, I had a 4.2 GPA and was an extremely great student. After my assault, I had trouble focusing but I still knew I wanted to be a nurse. I kept trying to go back to school but ended up not being able to handle it all. On top of this, I had 3 major surgeries during this time as well which made completing my courses nearly impossible. My GPA now is a 3.84 but I am wondering if I even have a slight chance of being accepted to an accelerated nursing program with the amount of withdraws I have. I literally have 9. I took org/biochem sequence courses and received an A+ and my GPA is still decent but I do not want to waste my time taking the rest of my pre-reqs if there isn't a decent chance that I will be accepted.

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