preparing4thefuture

Yes, that is the obvious thing to do but unfortunately my GPA needs to be higher by the end of this semester, or next week should I say. I do not have enough time to wait until the summer to add classes to boost the GPA up. This is why I am considering another institution. Like I previously mentioned, there was a change in the rules that were put in effect this semester. I did not know not my overall GPA would affect my status in the program until now with this rule. So my issue is actually GETTING into another school with the current situation I am. I plan on earning and maintaining a much higher GPA in another program since I am now aware that that is how most nursing schools operate. My issue is just getting back into a program to do so. But thank you.

Are there any nursing schools on the east coast (preferably Eastern Pennsylvania, Southern New Jersey, Delaware, or Maryland) that do not require a certain GPA to gain admission? I know most programs require between 2.5-3.0 for admission. Unfortunately I have a 2.4 from non-nursing related classes I have taken in the past and just this year my nursing program changed the guidelines to 2.5gpa or higher to remain in the program. Are there any programs that require at least a 2.0 GPA to gain admission? I don't know what I would do with myself if I get kicked out of nursing school...

I mean trying to use the nursing credits I already have without having to start again in the first year. But thank you, I will definitely look into the University of Maryland

Are there any programs I can transfer into without having to start over as a first year student? (im already in 4 yr program, would like to transfer into another one)

Im currently enrolled in a nursing program, but I do not like the college I currently attend. I would like to transfer into another 4yr nursing program at another college, but every potential school I've called has said the same thing: If I want to attend their school as a nursing major I would have to start over as a freshmen in their program, even as a transfer student. This completely cancels out all of my nursing credits that I've already earned at my current institution (im in my 2nd year in the nursing program). Does anyone know why I have to start over as a freshmen in the new schools nursing program instead of just continuing on as a sophomore?