Disability

I'm not sure what you mean by applying for disability?

Have you been formally tested for learning disorders?

Have you tried a tutor?

I'm not sure why you would have to take english, algebra, bio, and psych all together to prove you can handle a full load...a lot of students are part time students and wouldn't be taking all of those at the same time anyway. But that's up to your school to decide. Maybe check with someone who is an actual nursing advisor...they can probably help you more there.

Good luck! :)

I worked with a nurse that stuttered, one with one arm, one with MS. went to school with a student that had disassociative disorder the list goes on. I went to 3 different colleges at the same time to get my prereqs. algebra,bio,and chemistry. but this was my choice because I wanted to get into a certain college at a certain time. I loved the algebra it was a weekender program, the biology was histerical because it was the second semester bilogy in that college, I don't know how I passed it but I did. I have a rotten memory and did all my life, my thing is I have to understand how everything works, been like that all my life. loved the labs, had a blast in them. my little paper dots kept multiplying during one experiment, I accused the professor of putting male sperm in my solution, he just laughed. hehehe:nono:

oh by the way I had a Social Worker tell me I would never pass the GED, Passed that , passed LPN entrance, passed LPN program, passed RN program and got my ADN. and passed both boards the first time. point is I was not suposed to suceed. been in nursing for 24 years, had my own business, raised 2 kids and if people can't see my potential then it is their loss not mine.