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So I am about to graduate from my LPN program in April and I found a LPN to BSN program. I've been talking to an advisor at the school and getting my paper work ready for the spring semester but I'm wondering how they are going to calculate my GPA. The way they base their acceptance is on a points scale. You get so many points for your score on the HESI, so many points for your interview, 0.5 points extra if you have 380 hours of patient care experience, and so many points for your GPA. But I will have GPA(s) coming from 3 different colleges. One from where I did most of my undergrad work, one from where I completed my LPN, and one from where I am going to finish up my required classes to get into this program. Does anyone know how they figure up a GPA when you have multiple school transcripts? And whose grading scale they go by? Because in my LPN school anything lower than an 80 is failing but at the school I'm applying to its not failing unless its a 66 or lower.

Hi. I am currently applying to a LPN program that begins in May. I register for my compass test Wednesday. I have to get a 50 on math and a 80 on reading and I'm not sure how to study for this test. I went to a university for 2 1/2 years but decided I would rather do the LPN program instead. I'm not only nervous about the test I am also nervous about getting in to the program because it is in high demand in my area and I am afraid I have waited too long to start applying. I also don't really know what to expect if I do get excepted into the program.