In order to pursue the medical field you must have at least the basic skills as math, science, biology, anatomy, chemistry, and english. And your grades in high school should reflect your knowledge, a 2.0 suggests that either you didn’t bother to study, or that you just aren’t cut out for the more academic career choices. You can go to college and try, but believe me, if you thought high school was tough then college will really show you what’s up. I’m not sure you have what it takes…talk to your guidance counselor and see what options are best for you, I don’t think RN is it.

but i am going to ask you something, you barely got by high school, sorry a 2.0 isnt very good. if you do the same thing with nursing, what kind of nurse will you end up being? do you want someone taking care of you (that could kill you with 1 mistake) that barely got by?

my sister went to one of the lowest rated schools in georgia and still got 2.7 gpa

i dont even know what RN is