Hello! I'm currently a student and attending a community college. I'am interested in the nursing program and I know it is a very competitive field that nobody can actually enter without having all the requirements! I know the recruiter are going to look into the GPA, teas test, and the required courses. I reviewed the application and it talk about the semester hour completion and I wonder if it's really something important to recruiters and something else they look into also? I screwed up back in college, but I'am giving a 101% effort and dedication to push myself to run that extra mile. I want to get my grades back up and ace the teas test So, do schools look into semester hours or just GPA and could anybody tell me if they had a very bad experience during the 1-2 years of college, but suddenly went god like beast mode and manage to get accepted to a ADN program? Sincerely, Hopefully a future RN