I just graduated with a B.A. in biological sciences with a 2.97 overall GPA and in an earlier post someone told me my stats weren't competitive enough for ABSN programs. So, currently my plan is to apply to a ADN program next fall for two years and hopefully do an online BSN program. However, with the ADN + the bridged ADN to BSN OR RN to BSN totals up as four years. So, I was wondering if anyone has any suggestions if I can make a use out of my Bachelors and shorten the time it takes to start working as fast as possible. I'm currently working part-time and taking microbio and anatomy this semester. I plan to take human physiology in the spring and study for the TEAS (plan to also take it at the end of fall).
If anyone has any suggestions on any ABSN programs that I have a chance at getting into or anyways to make my stats more competitive so I can apply to an ABSN programs it would be great. Sorry for the grammar.
thanks,
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Hi yall,
I just graduated with a B.A. in biological sciences with a 2.97 overall GPA and in an earlier post someone told me my stats weren't competitive enough for ABSN programs. So, currently my plan is to apply to a ADN program next fall for two years and hopefully do an online BSN program. However, with the ADN + the bridged ADN to BSN OR RN to BSN totals up as four years. So, I was wondering if anyone has any suggestions if I can make a use out of my Bachelors and shorten the time it takes to start working as fast as possible. I'm currently working part-time and taking microbio and anatomy this semester. I plan to take human physiology in the spring and study for the TEAS (plan to also take it at the end of fall).
If anyone has any suggestions on any ABSN programs that I have a chance at getting into or anyways to make my stats more competitive so I can apply to an ABSN programs it would be great. Sorry for the grammar.
thanks,
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