Any advice would be great

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After being in radio broadcasting for 10 years, I'm going back to school to become an RN (hopefully)

I have to start from scratch with pre-recs and am quite anxious about getting into the program. I mean, say you go through the whole thing and don't make it in? What then?

Also I tend to struggle with math and I understand the NLN exam contains Chem and Physics. What's the best way to prepare for that? My pre-recs don't include Chem or Physics, so I am already worried about that.

I think I can, I think I can but I'm so worried I won't. Anyone else feel this way at first?

Thanks for any thoughts or tips.

J

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For any class you have problems with, arrange for tutoring.

If you don't make it in the first time, apply again. Don't give up.

Yes, we all felt that way!

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Specializes in LTC , SDC and MDS certified (3.0).

Every day before my algebra class I had 2 hours of free tutoring and passed the class with .2 points to spare. Most colleges have free tutoring lab.

GOOD LUCK!!!!!

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Specializes in Med-Surg.

Physics??? Glad I didn't have to take that test.

The pre-reqs for nursing can be used for other majors like PT, radiology, dental hygiene, respiratory therapy if nursing doesn't work out.

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