dimpalz25

Oh and so you mean, say if I have 20 hours of pre-reqs to take......they will take those 20 hours plus the last 40 hours of my undergad courses and average out a GPA? Or did I just get that completely wrong! lol

Thank you so much for your replies. Maybe I will apply to BSN and ADN programs when the time comes. That's probably a good idea anyway. I guess if I'm being honest, I'm a little concerned about the earning potential with a BSN RN vs. a ADN RN once I graduate. I'm working in my field right now (technology), and even though I constantly feel like I'm in the wrong field, I'm used to making X amount a year at this job. But I'd rather be doing something I have a passion for than something I can't stand! So I guess I'll start training myself to live on a tighter budget now so I can prepare myself for the decrease in salary.

Hi, I received my bachelors degree 2 years ago and graduated with a 3.0. Recently I've realized my passion and desire to go into the healthcare field doing nursing. I want to get my BSN. I'm planning to take my prerequisite courses this fall...(I need to take A&P I and II, Microbiology, and a psychology course). After that I will take the NET and try to do really well so that I can apply for Fall 09 or Spring 10. I'm reading people getting rejection letters with high GPAs and it's a little intimidating to me at the start of this new journey. Should I even begin this process? Are my chances of getting accepted into a nursing program slim to none? Give it to me straight..no chasers. ~dimpalz