I'm in high school and I have a strong dream of becoming a Registered Nurse. I just wanted to know briefly about getting into Nursing School. Is it considered difficult to just get accepted to be in part of the RN program? I know it's alot of work and studying to do while studying, but what about applying to one?

I am considering applying to nursing school because I really think I would enjoy it. But I dropped 2 classes first term freshman year to protect my gpa and now I am wondering if they would even accept me.. I have a 3.77 gpa and clinical experience. Our nursing program is pretty competitive so let me know if you think I should pursue nursing.......I just have no idea what I would do if they rejected me....It would be like starting over again

im going to nursing school and getting an assosiates degree. i hear that nursing school can be hard but is that only when your obtaining an BLN?

I took anatomy last semester and had to withdrawal because I was struggling taking it with 3 other classes. Now it's summer semester, and I took the class again, but it is so fast passed that I'm struggling to keep up. If I withdrawal again, could it keep me from having enough points to get into nursing school in CA? I'm really stressing out about it.

convicted of grand larceny. first time offender. 2 years of college.

I am transferring into a BSN nursing school for the spring semester. The deadline for admissions is Nov.1 but I haven't applied yet. I plan to get everything in by next week (Oct 18). My 2 year GPA at the college I'm at now is 3.93. Is applying too closely to the deadline going to limit my chances? I read today on other yahoo questions that a lot of people are denied for a lack of space. Basically, what I'm asking is will it be on a first come basis, or by GPA?

When you have an A gpa on all pre-reques and scored good on your TEAS exam?
The nursing school i want to get into accepts 80 out of 250 that apply.
I know this is stupid but i am really curious!
Thanks in advanced!