DesperateWannabe

Thak you KAYBEE24!

I'm thinking about transferring to lone star cy-fair to persue nursing degree. What kind of programs do they have? is there difference between LVN and ADN? are they same? do they offer ADN and RN ? How competative is it to get into either ADN or RN?

all science courses are very challenging....... especially micro and anatomy. Try to get as high grade as possible in anatomy and micro...

I'm currently junior who decided to change my major from engineering to pre-nursing; My g.p.a was 2.7 before changing my major to pre-nursing, but I manage to raise it to 2.95 after taking not so hard pre-req nursing classes and electives (statistics, intro to child development, sociology, etc..sorry if I offended others by saying not so easy). Anyways my obstacle came when I started taking the science courses(intro bio,micro, nutrition,and genetics). So far this is my science grades: intro bio: dropped, re-took and got C micro: dropped, Plannig to retake it next semester. nutrition: got 'D,' planning to retake it next semester chemistry: need to take lab but got B for the lecture. genetics: dropped. anatomy&physiology: taking next semester What should I do? From what I hear, science is a major contributor getting into upper division of nursing/entry to nursing school.... Should I just give up persuing career in nursing? Will I be able to get into nursing school? currently my g.p.a is around 2.9... I managed to make-up dedcution by taking unnecessary electives... I want honest and helpful opinions from you guys....should I continue? or is this waste of time and money? -thank you in advance. -sorry if there were grammatical/spelling errors.

I'm currently junior who decided to change my major from engineering to pre-nursing; My g.p.a was 2.7 before changing my major to pre-nursing, but I manage to raise it to 2.95 after taking not so hard pre-req nursing classes and electives (statistics, intro to child development, sociology, etc..sorry if I offended others by saying not so easy). Anyways my obstacle came when I started taking the science courses(intro bio,micro, nutrition,and genetics). So far this is my science grades: intro bio: dropped, re-took and got C micro: dropped, Plannig to retake it next semester. nutrition: got 'D,' planning to retake it next semester chemistry: need to take lab but got B for the lecture. genetics: dropped. anatomy&physiology: taking next semester What should I do? From what I hear, science is a major contributor getting into upper division of nursing/entry to nursing school.... Should I just give up persuing career in nursing? Will I be able to get into nursing school? currently my g.p.a is around 2.9... I managed to make-up dedcution by taking unnecessary electives... I want honest and helpful opinions from you guys....should I continue? or is this waste of time and money? -thank you in advance. -sorry if there were grammatical/spelling errors.

I'm currently junior who decided to change my major from engineering to pre-nursing; My g.p.a was 2.7 before changing my major to pre-nursing, but I manage to raise it to 2.95 after taking not so hard pre-req nursing classes and electives (statistics, intro to child development, sociology, etc..sorry if I offended others by saying not so easy). Anyways my obstacle came when I started taking the science courses(intro bio,micro, nutrition,and genetics). So far this is my science grades: intro bio: dropped, re-took and got C micro: dropped, Plannig to retake it next semester. nutrition: got 'D,' planning to retake it next semester chemistry: need to take lab but got B for the lecture. genetics: dropped. anatomy&physiology: taking next semester What should I do? From what I hear, science is a major contributor getting into upper division of nursing/entry to nursing school.... Should I just give up persuing career in nursing? Will I be able to get into nursing school? currently my g.p.a is around 2.9... I managed to make-up dedcution by taking unnecessary electives... I want honest and helpful opinions from you guys....should I continue? or is this waste of time and money? -thank you in advance. -sorry if there were grammatical/spelling errors.