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My university bookstore has lab coats for sale for $20-30...somewhere in that range. Have you tried your bookstore?

I was never good at chemistry...I got biological sciences better in high school and in college. My university does not require us to take a chemistry course to get into the program. Would you say biology helps more with A&P or chemistry overall?

For the basic A&P class in university, would you know if the professors would expect you to memorize every single part of the body? I start my first class in a couple of days and I'm extremely nervous to say the least. I aced my introductory biology class, but I don't know if that's relevant to what I will score in my A&P class.

Thank you for this info! If you don't mind, could you give me an example of a "medication dosage" question? I've only taken introductory biology so far and am awaiting anatomy/physiology and microbiology so I'm unsure of what that means :)

Thank you for your response! I have been hearing around the internet that the books made for the Kaplan exam don't match up with the actual exam So you're saying there weren't any analogy questions on the actual exam? And what do you mean by dosage questions?

Hi, I'm a new member to this site but have been a long-time lurker :) I have a questions specifically about the Kaplan Nursing Entrance Exam. I have to take it in the Fall 2017 semester to get into Nursing school, but I wanted to get a head start on studying for it now...but I'm kind of stumped on how to study for it. I purchased the Kaplan book and have been reading it over and over. My highest score in the practice exams are in the Mathematics section, and I'm decent in the science section in the cellular biology questions such as about mitochondria, mRNA, etc...the basic stuff (I haven't taken anatomy yet, so I am waiting to learn it in uni before I go too in-depth for studying). I am really concerned about the writing and reading comprehension part. I never did outstandingly well on the reading comprehension/writing portions on the SAT/ACT and the Kaplan exam seems pretty dang similar to it. I'm awful at making connections with analogies, but I'm a beast at spelling. I've tried to google it, and it says that there apparently aren't analogies on the actual exam, but the forum post was made years ago. Can someone who has taken the Kaplan exam recently confirm or deny this? Also, can someone be kind enough to give out some pointers on how to correctly study for the Kaplan exam? :) I need help specifically on analogies (if it applies) and broadening my vocabulary. Thank you to all, and I hope I can make good contributions in this forum in the future :)