Mickle372

Well thank you for your very "dramatic" advice.

Hey, thanks everyone. I am in Washington at a community college right now, going toward my ADN. I may transfer to a 4 year program after I have complete most of my pre-requisites. I think I will just go talk to the admission department and see what they say. The nursing program here is based of a point system. So the higher grade I get the better chance I have obviously. Anyways thank you all for the kind words and advice, I will just keep pushing on for now!

Hi everyone, this is my first post on the website. I have been reading different threads here and there, and I am just looking for someone to tell me I still got a shot at this. First of some background. I hold a BS in communication, and have worked in the field for two years. I never found it very rewarding because my of my personality. I am someone you strives to help others, and I just wasn't getting that out of the field of with I was in. I decided that I would give nursing a shot. During my four years of undergrad, I can say I didn't apply my self at all and ending up with a 2.8. Today ended the first quarter of my pre-requisites. I ended up with a B+ in nutrition, a A- in general biology and a B lifespan. Now I have been hearing horror stories from students say that if I don't get all A's there is no way I am going to have a shot. I guess my question is, are the B's really going to hold me back? or should I just keep going and not worry about them. Thanks everyone!