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alli105

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  1. I can only retake 1 so I would have i believe 3 because one of them was an intermediate class so I don't think it counts. I'm not allowed to retake the rest because I have to have C- or lower to retake a class. Yeah, that's my plan to do much much better in all my classes and do everything that is required. Do you think I would still have a chance to get in though? Thank you for the advice!
  2. I can only retake 1 so I would have i believe 3 because one of them was an intermediate class so I don't think it counts. I'm not allowed to retake the rest because I have to have C- or lower to retake a class. Yeah, that's my plan to do much much better in all my classes and do everything that is required. Do you think I would still have a chance to get in though? Thank you for the advice!
  3. Hi, I have about 4 or 5 C's on my transcript right now. I plan to retake one in the future because it is a C-. I was wondering if I work much much harder in all my other classes, have a higher GPA at the end, and do all that is required to get into the nursing program, will those C's still affect my chances of getting in? I'm scared 1 is a prereq (chemistry), the rest are general ED classes. I read that my school looks at "Applicants are rated on their overall GPA, their GPA in selected pre-requisites, theirscore on the TEAS exam, and their experience in the health care field and/or anotherdegree."

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