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I will. It's just hard because different school require different prerequisites.

Thanks! I plan on going to the admissions department this week

I already said I will retake classes. I'm pretty sure everyone student stresses when they're applying to nursing. I just feel like I will be over looked even when I raise my gpa. I've heard countless of stories of people with 4.0's being rejected and it honestly scares me. When I said no one understands I mean my friends and immediate family who knows nothing about applying to nursing. I didn't have anyone to talk to about this, that's why I came to this cite.

Sooooooo I'm a sophomore in college(university). I'm finishing up my fall semester. I already feel rejected from nursing school and i haven't even applied. My school accepts students based on test scores, gpa and the point system. I have a 2.9 at the moment but I plan on getting straight A's in my next prereq classes in spring, and retake some classes I got C's and B's in Fall17. I believe it will put my gpa at 3.5 (that's what my advisor told me). I want to apply to nursing in December 2017. I plan on studying hard to receive a 90% or higher on the HESI. Also I want to be a volunteer at the hospital this spring semester and summer. I want to do CNA classes so I can work in the hospital and gain experience during my fall semester of my junior year. I've recently talked to a nursing student that was in one of my classes and she said they've accepted people with 3.2's and 3.3's before and that I should be fine as long as I do great on the entrance exam(HESI) but I just still feel like there's no hope for me. I feel like I'm not doing good enough. I just had to vent to something because no one understands me I reallllllllyyyyyy want this more than ever and it's stressing me out! What do you guys think? Do you think I could possibly get accepted?