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This gives me such inspiration. I graduated as a psych major with a B.A. and a low GPA. During my last semester I really developed my love for nursing but at that point it was too late to improve my GPA significantly or take pre-reqs for a BSN program. I decided to do a certificate RN program after graduation and I am starting that in a few days. I should graduate June 2017 and take the NCLEX shortly after. My plan is to do well in this program so I could go on to the BSN and MSN levels. I decided to go a certificate program instead of just taking the pre-reqs for the BSN level because 1) it would take the same amount of time, so I figured it would be better to at least be able to work as an RN while I do further study 2) the certificate program felt like a clean-slate to me in terms of GPA; just taking the pre-reqs would just add to my already low GPA 3) the program I am going to is actually very rigorous and more than 93% of people who graduate from this program pass the NCLEX. They also have 2 full days a week of clinical which helps a lot in this field. 4) I will be taking all the pre-reqs I need for the BSN program while I do the certificate program

That is very unfortunate. I do not like organized religion and I am starting a catholic nursing program in a few days. So far none of my material seems to be related to religion at all. I will keep an eye out for it though!

My nursing interview was fairly simple. She asked questions like: "Why do you want to be a nurse?" "Why do you want to go to this program?" "tell me about the things you have been doing since you graduated from high school?" etc. She also looked at my college grades and asked me about a class I failed and why I took it since it wasn't required. That was about it. I had a quick interview and I was accepted 2 weeks later. I heard that at my school an interview is more of a formality and that they usually accept most of the people who get interviewed anyway.