What Was Your GPA for the MEPN/ELMSN Program?

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Specializes in Psychology.

Hey you guys,

Im working on taking the science courses and increasing my GPA for an MSN program for non nursing bachelor degree holders. Preferably in California since I’m from there. I’ve emailed UCI, UCSF, U- San Diego etc and they all seem a great fit until I apply .

What was your GPA to get into the program? Also, does anyone else work from home while completing the MEPN? I will most likely have to live on campus ….

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Specializes in Physiology, CM, consulting, nsg edu, LNC, COB.

Admission to those programs is verrrrrry competitive. Keep taking higher-level academic coursework as an unenrolled student in a university to demonstrate your ability to do graduate level work on your applications. It may take you a few years but some of those courses may giv e you credits in the MSN program. Ask the program for their syllabus and required courses.

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Specializes in Psychology.
6 minutes ago, Hannahbanana said:

Admission to those programs is verrrrrry competitive. Keep taking higher-level academic coursework as an unenrolled student in a university to demonstrate your ability to do graduate level work on your applications. It may take you a few years but some of those courses may giv e you credits in the MSN program. Ask the program for their syllabus and required courses.

Yeah I’m taking courses this semester before I apply.

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Specializes in Physiology, CM, consulting, nsg edu, LNC, COB.

You might need to take more than you think, is all. I'ts not just GPA they look at. Good luck.

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Specializes in Psychology.
16 minutes ago, Hannahbanana said:

You might need to take more than you think, is all. I'ts not just GPA they look at. Good luck.

LOL I have been taking courses all year and have looked at their prerequisites and syllabus. Just wondering what other ppl GPA were!

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