js408 replied to Ms. Nurse Assistant's topic in Pre-Nursing
My school had intermediate algebra as a prereq so I had to take beginner's algebra and the intermediate algebra. Really you don't need anything more than beginner's algebra to get through statistics. If you take a placement test then you may be able ...
js408 replied to crazytonurse's topic in Pre-Nursing
Same at my school. The professors make big threats about what will happen if people are caught cheating or plagiarizing and they never follow through. Many teachers claim that if you're caught cheating that they will give you an F for the course or d...
js408 replied to crazytonurse's topic in Pre-Nursing
Last year a couple people cheated on an exam in my Statistics class. I notified the professor and the dean of the school and the professor was forced to make the entire class retake the test...
js408 replied to BreatheFree's topic in Pre-Nursing
I used flash cards a lot during the first month of class to help me memorize terms like body regions and one-word definitions. After the first month the flash cards weren't helping
js408 replied to BreatheFree's topic in Pre-Nursing
on a non-test week i studied for around 20-25 hours per week. on a test-week i studied around 25-30 hours during the week. i got an a in the class. the people in my class who made an a were the people who live, eat, and breath anatomy. when we slept,...
Whether you get FAFSA money or pay out of pocket has nothing to do with advisors. It's not like they get a commission. At any rate, the college gets the same amount of money whether you pay out of pocket or through FAFSA. Not sure why you mention thi...
js408 replied to maybe_baby's topic in Pre-Nursing
I wasn't suggesting withholding any information. If the nursing school requires transcripts from all prior schools, even if you didn't get a degree, then obviously you have to provide it. The school I'm looking at doesn't have anything like that on t...
js408 replied to CranialNerves12's topic in Pre-Nursing
Based on what I've heard from people who've been accepted, and from talking to the advisers at some CSU schools, you need a 3.50 to even be considered for acceptance and a 3.75 if you want a good chance of getting in.
js408 replied to maybe_baby's topic in Pre-Nursing
No it's not. My school records are confidential and I'm not obligated by any law, policy, or rule to share every school transcript with every other school I attend. You need to know what you're talking about before you spout words like "Fraud" around