J.A.
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Thank you! Very helpful, I will absolutely keep that in mind!
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Thank you for the reply! The master's program is a direct-entry program. It is designed for those who have a degree in another field who wish to pursue nursing. The first 13-18 months (depending on the school) is the accelerated RN portion, and then the next two years are the specialty portion. Do you think my C grades in A&P, Microbiology and Pharmacology will be a major problem?
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Hi all! I'm finishing up my undergraduate degree in Psychology at an Ohio university. I have taken all of my nursing pre-requisites, but I have gotten C's in the sciences besides Chemistry. My overall gpa is a 3.2, and a 3.5 in my major. I have been a nurses aide for 2 years and I also have a previous degree in Early Childhood Education. I'm just wondering what my chances are for being accepted to an accelerated 2nd degree nursing course, or a direct entry master's nursing course? Any and all information will be much appreciated!! Thanks in advance! J.A.