RN to MSN SCHOOLS???

I recommend checking out the state schools - see their websites. If one is close, go by or give a call. They are all in competition for students and it may depend on local market. Ask if taking a course to bring up the GPA would make a difference. Mine was mediocre too but I had an "A" in statistics, and did well on the GRE, so they let me in. I finished grad school with 4.0, partly because it was ALL about what I was interested in. Does not hurt to ask

I would ask individual schools how strict they are on the GPA requirement. Often if you have a great GRE score and outstanding letters of recommendation then they will consider the applicant even if their GPA is slightly lower than the minimum. I would also recommend possibly taking some courses over that you did not do well in to raise your GPA. Good luck!

WGU has RN-MSN as does many other schools if you do a search. :) Good luck!

check with Capstone it is a part of University of Alabama. I don't think they have a strict GPA requierment.

Gonzaga. they have several programs but the tuition is pricey. I'm am accepted to start the MSN for FNP in June but I know they do a 10 class bridge if you don't have a BSN