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My school just upgraded to a College-formerly a CC, but now offers BSN's- and their program doesn't have a minimum GPA, per se. They basically take as many applicants as there are seats, and if the number of applicants exceeds the number of seats THEN they consider GPA's, but only as a percentage of an overall score. See, a lot of us, myself included, have past credits that don't even count towards the program, so they only score you on your pre-req grades (i.e. if you failed Enlish Comp II, or Trigonometry they don't count it against you.) Is anyone else's school like this? Either way, if you express your desire and determination to get into the program, you'll likely get your foot in the door. Good luck!:icon_hug:

Hi, I'm brand spankin' new to allnurses.com. I've been reading for a while though. I decided a few months ago that I would work towards my schools RN program. I fell in love:redbeathe with A&P about a year ago, and recently realized that my love may have happened for a reason-NURSING. But, I have a question about the math pre-req's. I'm not the best at math, well, I'm horrible really. Should I take Allgebra or Statistics... is there much of a difference as far as difficulty? Thanks!