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well thanks for all the info everyone. it is a real help to me. at least i know hope is not all gone. im just going to stick with my plan: seeing if i can re take the course again to hopefully raise my GPA and/or get a better grade.

yeah i had heard this too. thats why i got a job as a leb technician at a local plasmapheresis center.

well heres the requirements for the school im trying to get in: http://www.fccj.org/catalog/2001_2002/Degree_cert/health/2149.html next week after my graduation i am going to schedule a meeting with my student advisor and hopefully they will allow me to retake the class in order to raise my grade and maybe my GPA. Because honestly, the reason i made a C was because I lost interest in the class because the teacher, to me, seemed as if he wasnt interested in the material. In addition, he read word for word from the book. My anat&phys II teacher was more enthusiastic about it and i made a high B, one point away from an A. If i get the chance to take the course again, I'm going to register for her class again.

so nursing school isnt considered a professional school? also, ever heard about them, the school, interviewing you before or after you get accepted? thanks for the advice and optimism

Greetings ladies and gentlemen. New here to this forum. Well I am about to graduate with my associates soon and plan to apply for the nursing program. Now my grades probably arent as top notch as I would like but they are still pretty good. I have heard a lot of rumors about the strict grade requirements for professional schools. My question is: Having a grade of C in any kind of class, specifically Anat&Phys, hinder my chances in getting accepted? Also, will having a high percentage in the NAT-PHB or NCLEX make them "overlook" a C grade? thanks e