future123

Hello, I am currently a second semester senior at an ivy league university and will be graduating in the spring with a non-nursing degree. I would really like to become a nurse but unfortunately I feel like my gpa is holding back my prospects. I currently have a 2.33 gpa and it probably won't change much from now until I graduate. Many of the second degree programs I've looking at require gpa's much higher than what I have and therefore my chances of getting into them are pretty much slim to none. Would getting an associates degree at a community college be a better option for me (if at all possible?) and then perhaps later on pursing a BSN? I'm really lost and don't really know what to do or where to go from here. I have big dreams but very little hope right about now. Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

Hello, I am currently a second semester senior at an ivy league university and will be graduating in the spring with a non-nursing degree. I would really like to become a nurse but unfortunately I feel like my gpa is holding back my prospects. I currently have a 2.33 gpa and it probably won't change much from now until I graduate. Many of the second degree programs I've looking at require gpa's much higher than what I have and therefore my chances of getting into them are pretty much slim to none. Would getting an associates degree at a community college be a better option for me (if at all possible?) and then perhaps later on pursing a BSN? I'm really lost and don't really know what to do or where to go from here. I have big dreams but very little hope right about now. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.