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Thinking about changing majors.

I'm currently a first-year pre-nursing student. I had a C in Chemistry 1 and I'm a mess! I take Microbiology and Chemistry 2 next semester. My career goal is to be a forensic nurse and work with the FBI or the GBI here in Georgia. I was thinking changing my major to Criminal Justice and then doing the accelerated track for a BSN. I need insight because honestly I'm at a lost. I know I want to be a nurse since I was little. I can complete my Criminal Justice degree in 3 years because of my current class load (Taking 16-17 hours each semester(: plus summer classes). How do you think this would look financially and career wise?

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    It's just one C. Find out why you didn't do better, fix it next semester and keep moving forward.

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    I do agree. One C did not kill anyone yet. Besides, doing 3 years of CJ and then ABSN will cost you an arm and a leg. Unless you are filthy rich, I would not advise.

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    Make sure you are staggering classes appropriately. Don't try to take very work intensive classes if you can avoid it.

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