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Questions about withdrawals

Hi everyone, so I currently want to pursue a career into nursing and I'm currently on my last semester finishing up all my prerequisite to apply. However, I currently have 6 withdrawals from my university and was wondering how badly this would ruin my chances of getting into a decent nursing school. The reason I have these 6 withdrawals was because I honestly had no idea what I wanted to do in college and ended up switching my majors a few times before deciding on nursing. Due to this I had to use all of my withdrawals to preserve my GPA. Did I end up screwing my chances of getting into a good school by dropping those classes? I honestly can't stop thinking about this so any opinions on this subject would mean a lot to me. Thanks all! 

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    Relax.  It is fine.  I had Ws and got into Johns Hopkins and UCLA!  You can address these in your essay - just explain what like you did in your post.  Best wishes!

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    Ask the school you want to apply to.  No one on here will be able to tell you for sure if you can get in. 

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