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So I probably already know the answer to this question but I thought I'd ask anyways. I was in a Bachelor's program last semester but failed so I was kicked out. Then I applied to ADN program and was accepted and will be going this coming Spring. My question is, there's is a possibility that I might have to move which means if during being in this program I would. If I try to transfer to a different program would I only be to try to transfer to an ADN program? Given my past with my previous Bachelor's degree program?

Do you guys want me to do one. Granted I'm an alternate but if so let me know.

do you know how the program has changed? As far as classes? Because I took pharmacology in the summer. They said that the program classes as in the amount of semesters would be changing? is that correct?

I mean anything in the health field that has similar hours. Most people say there's so much stuff but the thing is it's takes awhile to get into these programs. The mean time I'm not doing anything that productive. So I was trying to find out a specific degree or something else.

I'm in houston and i had already been to another nursing program. I failed out and have applied to two associate programs. The problem is in the event I don't get into either program. I already called almost every nursing school in my city and I can't apply to their program. So I'm trying to see if anyone had suggestions of jobs besides nursing that are kind along the lines of hours and pay. I can't wait around every semester to try to get into an associate program.

Okay so basically went to a BSN nursing program and failed out. I took a pharm class and applied to two associate degree programs. Anyways I've been looking around to one of the programs and my ranking will not get me into the program most likely. I have taken this semester to wait to see if I will get in. Point of the story is since I have all these pre req classes , I'm trying to see what I can go to school for besides nursing. That would mean that I wouldn't start all over. Honestly I can keep waiting for a nursing school for me to possibly get into because I need to get a degree and start working. So as much as eventually waiting it's not an option for me. Anyone has any recommendations let me know. thanks

Hi everyone, okay so here's my story. I was in a nursing program , failed two classes. So I applied to two associate nursing programs and I will find out soon if I got in our not. I also took a pharmacology class over the summer. Anyways, I'm here to get advice in the event that I don't get into these two programs. I'm taking a medical terminology class this semester. Anyways I'm looking for advice in possibly a different degree in the medical field or something. I could keep taking a class here and there, but I feel like that would be wasting time. Anyone has any advice let me know.

Hi, I was wanting opinons. I'm currently waiting to get into the ADN Spring program. I have previously been in a BSN program but failed out. In the fall I wanted some suggestions of things to do? I.e. classes to take . Suggestions on if I don't get in to the ADN program, other degree. I already have a associate of science. I'm able to wait a semester to see if I get into another program but after that for financial reasons I would need to start working towards a different degree.

I'm writing to find out opinions. I failed out of a nursing school program, there's not a way for me to gain re-entry into that program. My question is which one makes more sense. I could either try to enroll in an ADN program for the spring. That would be a two year program then plus then rn-bsn that I would do. This would ultimately take me three years. Or should I get a degree in psychology because this is also an area that interests me and then apply to a second degree nursing program. For some people they will say well if you really want to be a nurse then do the ADN and then the BSN. I don't want to say that I really don't like nursing but I don't love it either. At this point, to me it would make more sense to get another degree and then go back to nursing. The only reason I say this is because if I apply and I don't get in, I will basically be spending semester after semester waiting to get back into a program. By that time I could have already went for a different degree. Any suggestions?

Hi, I wanted to know if anyone knew of other nursing schools in houston or Texas that their is a possibility of getting into after failing the first time. I basically mean after failing is your only option to try to get into a associates degree program or are there any BSNs programs that might consider.

Hi all! I hope everyone is doing well. I was posting on here to find out from people who are in the same situation as I am. I wanted to know about those who failed nursing school, did you get a different degree? Did you try to go into another program a year later. Or did you decide to a degree in something else and then go for the accelerated year nursing program. At this point I feel that getting a different degree and then going back would make more sense. I am only 21 but even before going in I wasn't sure if I really wanted to be a nurse or not. I have spent time thinking about the reasons why I wasn't successful and in the mean time I'm taking a class. I feel like I could be spending my time better by working on another degree and then going back to nursing. So just wanted to know if anyone else had done this before. If anyone had any suggestions for other degrees? Thanks so much!!!