Aspiring_Dr

what school is this for? because your grades were way higher then mine

ok so with your current grades your all ready in back of the game. You want to get ahead. I had a similar situation that dropped me from a 3.5 to a 2.6 in 2010 i took about 1 1/2 years off and went back for a semester for A's and high B's and now im back at 3.2 its not easy but if you want it you will go get it. I went to Nassau cc for their help trying to get in but because my college (Berkeley college midtown manhattan) wouldn't release my transcripts i couldn't get in to any school until i pay them money i owe for withdrawing. Im currently applying to St.pauls school of nursing accelerated program they have test you can take if you score high that will be a good look for you. But back to you it is really really hard to get in to a cuny schools nursing program they give u a paper and tell you take these classes but what they don't tell you is that your grades better be all a's because every one with better grades then you has a better chance and also that they only take like 30-40 kids per semester or year. So in my opinion start over go in speak with the nursing adviser she is a older woman short she is very helpful but strict no non sense DO NOT SPEAK WITH THE SECRETARIES THEY ARE THERE TO ANSWER PHONES AND GREET PPL AND DONT KNOW ANY THING. ALL THEY KNOW IS FILL OUT THE AP GIVE US 50 DOLLARS. Tell the nurse adviser that you want to sign your credits away that will put you back at zero and you will start clean then all you have to do is get A's shoot high. and if after 2 years you don't get in please don't do like my friend did and stay there for 4 years taking unnecessary classes that have nothing to do with nursing just to keep applying every semester to the nursing program take your credits and go back to Molloy college with your high gpa......Good luck

I have also read the reviews on this school and was very skeptical until i visited the school my self because my friend was telling me such good things about it. At first I thought it was gonna be a run down mess until i went. Well fortunately for me St.Pauls school of nursing has moved to a new location on queens Blvd that is just magnificent. i dont know if any of you has had the pleasure of visiting but i loved it they have life like dolls. The tuition is very high (41000) but you get what you pay for. The comment about them letting every one in is un true because i had to take 2 test. One test (12 mins long) was on the spot at orientation you have to get 16 questions right with in 12 minutes to see if you can pass the 2nd test (4 hours long) called the hesi exam you have to pass both before you are even given the proper paperwork to proceed. I scored high in reading and passed in math lucky me. Now i have to do a background check drug test and physical. Oh please do not lie about if you went to a college before this one or not because your financial aid says it all and they will find out and your nursing license can be pulled because being a nurse is supposed to promote honesty.if you lie about that they figure what else can you be lying about....