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see my problem is that i have so many classes that wont transfer over and are basically worthless. can i choose to not transfer over certain electives because i got a B in them and dont want them to negatively affect my gpa? i got a B on my lifespan and dev class and i dont need it at all for ksu, so is there any way i can retake that class at ksu to get an A on it or do anything at all to wipe it from my transcript. i dont need it and that B is going to hurt me

Hey guys, I just registered to this site and had a quick question. I had my advisement today and was filled in on the whole process of nursing and how one goes about getting accepted into the nursing schools. I have my sights set on the KSU Nursing program and was wondering whether you guys think I would be able to make it or not. I know that not a lot of this is set in stone, but I was wondering what you guys think my chances would be. I have a 3.45 GPA at the moment and I think I can raise it to a 3.6. I have been hoping colleges going from UGA to KSU to now Georgia Southern, and hopefully next fall I'll go back to KSU. It turns out that I will need to take an extra semester at KSU during the fall, but that's no big deal. Hypothetically, if my GPA was to stay at around a 3.5 would I get into the KSU Nursing program? Also how big of a difference in my chances would it be if I made it to a 3.6 This is all assuming that I do good on the TEAS test (I do good on those type of tests). I would really appreciate the help, this would basically address my questions and help me set a path for my future. Thanks so much guys! P.S. My adviser told me that male students stand a higher chance in getting in. Is this true and if so how much of a difference would it make?