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  1. I know. If you wanted to graduate with honors you should've done well your whole college career. I just thought I'd still ask y'all that coz I like reading what other people know. But then, I don't get this. I found this on a school website regarding transfer courses: "The cumulative average of a transfer student at a former school is not carried over to the University. The student begins to achieve a new cumulative average upon enrollment." And then regarding graduating with distinction: "The University bestows three separate honors designations for scholastic excellence reflected in the cumulative average: Summa cum laude-3.9 and above, Magna Cum Laude-3.7 and above, Cum Laude-3.5 and above." I got confused. So, do they count or not? I'm just really curious coz from what i've known all my life, graduating with honors requires all of your college years, not just your gpa in that school you decided to graduate from.
  2. transferred? I just copied this from a Yahoo answer question, I wanted y'all's insight. A guy like me is always curious. Someone posted this: "So, I was reading the school handbook and it shows how you can graduate with honors. I am just trying to understand it. When you transfer, your GPA turns back to 0 in that school right? So, for example, if I did poorly my first two years in college and transferred to another school and got like all A's. Can I graduate with honors?" What do you think?
  3. Thanks for the replies everyone. So, now she was wondering if it's possible for the school to accept her while she takes the A&P course again. Is it really impossible?
  4. So, my friend asked me if she can get into nursing school with that D. That's her only pre-req left. She applied for Spring 2010. It's her 3rd time taking that course but still came out with that grade. But, she's done well on her other pre-reqs. It's just that one class. Do you guys think she has a chance? I don't know what to tell her so I figured I should ask more experienced people.
  5. Hi. I was wondering how hard it was to get into Naz College. The nursing program specifically. Could you shed some light on the acceptance rate for the nursing program?
  6. Student in 2010, what school are you going to? Congrats!! Thanks for the reply everybody! I'm just waiting for the decision letters now. I'm so nervous!
  7. I am not the smartest kid. I am a junior as of this Fall. I only have a 2.8 cumulative GPA. A 3.3 Science GPA. and a 3.0 Pre-req GPA. I am an international student applying for nursing school in Spring 2010. I applied to a few schools. Namely, NYU, Umass Boston, The College of New Jersey, and Nazareth College. Do you think at least one school will accept me? Please share with me your insights. Greatly appreciated.

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