Instead of doing this there may be a better option. An alternative for those that don’t get into a direct-admit program is to do the RN->BSN pathway in which they get a RN degree from a CC and then finish their BSN either online or on-campus. There is much less competition for this. Fullerton for example says
The Fullerton minimum is a 2.75gpa, a RN license, and the classes it sounds like you've already been taking like Anatomy. You can research the accept rate at schools you'd want to attend; look at http://www.rn.ca.gov/education/rntobsn.shtml for a list of schools with the programThis advice of RN->BSN would have been more helpful before you entered college, but even now if you take a gap year and then apply it will be 2 more years after you finish this one before you’d enter the BSN program. So 3 years down the road you’d be just starting your nursing education. If you switch to a RN program then in 3 years you’ll have a marketable skill with the option to continue on to your ultimate goal