withdrawals

mentalhealthRN · Feb 17, 2011

I think that question would be better asked to the school you are trying to get into.

Faeriewand, ASN, RN · Feb 17, 2011

My opinion doesn't mean squat but I do think you have a chance. For many schools, they only look at if you have the pre-reqs and the grades. :) Good luck!

cna23 · Feb 17, 2011

You might be able to get it, you have good grades, you didnt fail, you only withdrew, which in my opinion looks way better than a failure. Im pretty sure that they'll understand that people have lives, and with a normal life, comes normal problems. Good Luck. :cool:

ticklemenita · Feb 18, 2011

That is a good GPA. It does matter what school you want to go to. Not a problem for community colleges. Most of the time the just look at your grades not the withdraw. Good luck.

hi i am in the process of taking my pre science courses to be able to enter a RN program. my problem is that i have 8 withdrawals but non are from my science courses. i have taken my ananomy and physiology class and have received and A on both class and lab. do i have a chance on geting accepted even though i have so many withdrawals in other courses. my current GPA is a 3.4

GwizBob · Feb 18, 2011

Where I am from, "Withdrawals" were only counted against the applicant in the core science pre-reqs. There is a composite score formula used to weed out applicants.

It is best to consult a nursing counselor at the nursing school you plan on applying to.

ItsTheDude · Feb 18, 2011

it's gonna depend on the program, some don't look at withdrawal, others do.