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Sushi

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  1. So they deduct 2 points per each attempt. So I would be taking two of those classes (ap 1 &2), leaving me with 4 points being deducted. So at this point, I would be taking them again just to show that I am committed and for obvious improvement. The scores I have now are 17.5. After repeating the classes, it would be 17. But I have to repeat them.. since I took them there as well. I just wasnt in a good mental state which is why my grades unfortunately show that. So it is what is is. Thanks for reaching out
  2. Hey guys, I was just looking for some help regarding getting into nursing school! I am aware of their rubric but I was just wondering if anyone has gotten in with C+ in both APs, while everything else being As. Or justin general, if anyone knows of someone who got in with lower grades but high TEAS. I am considering retaking these classes during Summer, just so that I can obviously have a better grade but also boost my GPA. Im also aware that if you retake any classes they deduct 2 points, so im torn if I should retake these classes or let the rest of my application speak for itself. I have 5+ years working in healthcare, 1 of them being in wound care at a hospital. I have letters of recommendations from all my pervious employers. Just looking for guidance, as im fearful of rejection. Also looking for any tips one may feel that they should give to those trying to get into nursing school.

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