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I think you have a good chance of getting into a school. It's good to have a reach school, a fall back and maybe one or two in between. Applying early is key! I applied to downstate and college of mount st vincent. I was accepted to CMSV, but ended up missing the cutoff for downstate because they filled their spots early. Good luck!!
I graduated 2 years ago, I was a second degree student. My GPA was 3.2 undergrad and 3.4 for prereqs. The school was ok, it was a bit disorganized but I know that the Administration has changed since I left. Nursing school is challenging, but as long as you stay organized and positive, you'll do great. Good luck to you.
annahri
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I would be applying for the ABSN.
My top school would be SUNY Downstate since it's only a 10 minute walk from me, and it's super cheap, but if I'm being realistic here, I doubt I'll get accepted.
I graduated from my university with a 3.65 GPA, but I also attended 2 community colleges, and if you take those into account, then I really have a 3.32 GPA. So I'm worried that won't be good enough to get into CMSV.
I will be taking my pre-reqs this year and will hopefully get all A's though, and I'm also going to be working as a CNA, so I hope that helps me!
Any thoughts? Advice?