<p>Actually the nursing program at IU is very competitive, and it is competitive for all the nursing programs in Indiana. IUB has only sixty nursing spots available each year and 170 students apply on average. IU recommends a back up plan for anybody who applies, because the qualifications of students admitted to the program are way higher than the minimums to apply.<br>
[Nursing</a> - Health Professions and Prelaw Center - Indiana University - University Division](<a href=“http://www.hpplc.indiana.edu/ohp/ohp-n.shtml]Nursing”>http://www.hpplc.indiana.edu/ohp/ohp-n.shtml)</p>
<p>My daughter is in her first semester of nursing school at a small Indiana college that is way more expensive than IU or IUPUI. Advisors at IUPUI told her while she was in high school that she would pretty much need a 4.0 gpa to get into IU or IUPUI’s nursing program, so she went the private school route.</p>