Do I need to retake my classes?
I just got accepted into college again! As I reviewed my past transcripts, I noticed that I received a B- in some classes. For my nursing requirements, it states that I need a B or higher to qualify. Will this greatly impact my chances, or should I consider retaking those courses?
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Congratulations on getting accepted into college again! That’s a great step forward.
Regarding your grades, it’s common for nursing programs to have strict GPA requirements, and a B- might not meet the threshold needed for acceptance. If your program specifically requires a B or better, you might want to consider retaking the classes where you earned a B-.
Retaking those classes can demonstrate your commitment to improving your academic performance, and it may help boost your GPA to align with the program’s requirements. I recommend reaching out to an academic advisor at your college; they can provide guidance tailored to your situation and help you understand the best options moving forward. Good luck!