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Hello everyone, I am new to this forum. I am currently enrolled at Suffolk Community College taking my last prerequisite which is AP1, yes I had to repeat this class to get a better grade. My question is do all colleges make you take an exam once you've been accepted to the nursing program? Hopefully, I will be able to apply to the nursing program upon completion of this class, but the nursing field is so competitive that I may not get accepted on the first try. I guess all I can do is hope and pray. I am so anxious to get there and it seem like its going to take forever, I don't have too much time to waste I am 37 with three kids.....

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Not sure what you mean. Many nursing schools have entrance exams which, in part, decide if you get into the nursing program at all. When you do get into a nursing program, you will obviously have plenty of tests. Why not ask the nursing department where you want to attend what kind of test they require?

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Not sure what you mean. Many nursing schools have entrance exams which, in part, decide if you get into the nursing program at all. When you do get into a nursing program, you will obviously have plenty of tests. Why not ask the nursing department where you want to attend what kind of test they require?

Yes, I guess I will call and inquire. I did go to the nursing seminar, and they did not speak of any entrance exams. I just noticed a lot of people on this forum talking about it, and I started to think about it.

And I am very aware of tests I will be given once I am in nursing school. I did not think I would be that lucky and not get any.

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Most nursing programs require some sort of entrance exam you have to take before you are accepted. I had to take the TEAS V exam. But you should call the school and find out what exam it is if you have to take one.

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Thank you, and I did contact the school and was told there were no pre nursing exams, however, you will be tested on dosage calculations.

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I too, had to take the TEASV test before I could apply. My school does not require an additional test once a student is accepted.

I am 40 with 3 kids and two grands...so YOU CAN do this!

Good Luck!!

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Lucretia37 .. which schools are you applying to for nursing?

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I am currently attending Suffolk Community College. I am retaking A&P 1 over and then I will be able to apply. I work at a hospital and they offer a program where they will pay for schooling, and it's at the same school I am attending, just a different campus. I am already on the list at my job, but I think I am going to apply through my school as well.

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