You'll get better once you start school. I remember hardly anything from A&P or micro. Almost done with my first year of nursing school. Just get good grades, apply to school, then once you get...
Congrats how exciting! Good for you! Yes I can do that I just have to figure out how exactly so I don't have to type it all up. No, a facebook page has not been made...yet! We definitely should do...
I am a CNA in the ICU and about to be a nursing student. I love my job. I cannot wait to become a nurse. I know I have chosen a field that is demanding- physically and mentally! But... I feel taken...
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Did you read the study guide book pretty well and take the practice tests? That's what I did and got an 84. What hurt me is the time. I felt as though I didn't have enough time to really think about...
Community colleges may save you money, you can go that route whether you decide to do an ADN or BSN at a university. If I were you I'd take prerequisites at a community college. Get as many A's as you...
I've got bulging eyes after reading that haha :-) I really suggest taking A&P1 separate, or at lease with an easier class such as life span. I'm not a mom and I wouldn't even think about taking...
Any BSN program will require physiology with lab, but if you apply after you take the lab you might be ok. Call the nursing program about it and they will let you know if it's
Congratulations on setting a goal! You are absolutely NOT too old, 29 is nothing! There are people who start nursing who may be well into their 50's or 60's. I am not a mother, but I'll give you the...
As far as I've heard, there is a reason that the heart rate will always increase before decreasing in situations like that. If you need a detailed answer, look in a textbook, or my personal favorite,...
The counselor did not know?! The advisors and counselors are the ones to ask, they are supposed to know that info! See a different nursing program counselor. If I were you, I would just take the class...
I would see if you can take it a 3rd time....but look into why you are getting a D! Don't give up. Talk with an advisor about associate degree nursing programs (ADN) in your area. Those programs are...