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I'm planning to ask one of my professors to write me a letter of recommendation for nursing school before I apply, do you guys know where the professors would send their letters to? (because I know that for for medical school, they send it to interfolio.com) Thanks guys.

Which books are best for studying? How long does the average pre-nursing student typically spend to study for this exam?

I know that all of the programs are competitive. That's why I quoted 'easy' and I said RELATIVELY speaking. Ahhh but thanks for your input. So far, I'm thinking of applying to Sacramento (because I believe they replace repeated courses with new grades), Fresno (because I believe they replace 2 repeated courses), Bakersfield (because I believe they replace 3 repeated courses), and San Jose (because the last 30 units are most imperative). Thanks for the info on CSULB Kathryn, looks like I won't be applying there:( If you guys have anymore insights as to which schools you think I should apply to then please let me know, I'd greatly appreciate it. I was also considering private schools such as the Samuel Merrit University, but I'm not sure which other ones are reputable. Thanks guys.

Hi everyone. I'm seriously so confused and lost right now. So I just graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology but now I decided that I wanted to do nursing. I also minored in Biology so I got most of the prerequisites out of the way already. However, I'm not very happy with my grades. My overall GPA is about 2.4. Right now I'm just retaking general and organic chemistry to get a better grade. I want to apply to CSU's but I know that only CSUB, CSULB, and CSUS replaces your worst grade with the best grade if you repeated a course, and CSUC averages out the grades. So do you guys think that I should apply to just the 4 CSU's? What are some relatively 'easier' private schools in California that you guys would recommend? I don't know where to star, I feel so lost. Can you guys give me some advice? Id really appreciate it.