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Thanks that is a good idea. Greely is really tough but i'll have to look into pueblo and for morgan and yes I have been having trouble in the denver area. If I cant find an RN program I will do CNA or maybe even lvn/lpn if I could get into one of those programs, but RN is my dream.

At my school CNA was not required and didn't help, so I never did it, but I may to do it soon both to help get in, and because it seems better than my current job as a cook!

I have not taken the TEAS yet because the school I was at did not use it, and it seems like different schools require different versions of the test. If I could find a school where I am eligible and reasonably competitive I will take whatever version of the TEAS they require. For some reason I do really well with standardized tests so hopefully that will help, although a 96 seems reeally good, so maybe not that good! Names of the schools would be helpful if you would be so bold! At this point I am very open to moving, and could use suggestions on where to look.

I took have taken all of the nursing pre reqs at most schools, but the community college in CO where I took my pre reqs is extremely competitive and my 3.4 pre req/ 2.9 cumulative GPA will not get me in. Has anyone been accepted to any rn programs recently with a B GPA? I am looking to transfer anywhere (with reasonable tuition) so ideas on specific schools would be extremely helpful because right now I am completely stuck/screwed! I would be willing to go for ASN or BSN, or put my name on a wait list. I have an A and a B in my A+P classes, B in Micro BIO, A in psych, B in gen BIO, A and B in english comp. 1+2...etc ... PLEASE HELP!