Marcelo Kim

Don't worry too much trying to get/buy books. Try "crash course A&P" in youtube. It is amazing. You just need to see the videos and take note. It is much interesting than the ultra-boring book. Your book will be just a guide. You will find the youtube tutorial more helpful than the book.

Yes, I am taking A&P1 this fall 2017. I don't know yet what book we are going to use. By the way... you bought it wrong and need to sell?

A&P 1 and 2 cannot be taken at the same time. A good news for those ones who hate Science portion of the ATI TEAS 6: Nassau Community College doesn't check Science portion.

Barron's ones

Don't worry too much. I am sure your next exam will place you in advanced level because by the time you will take it, you will have done bio 130 and bio 132. I just took the Ati test last week and got 81.3% overall (thanks to math and science). Now I have to start taking the prerequisites from this semester in SCCC. SAT books are awesome for math and science (subjects here are more deeply concerned than nursing entrance books). If you need it, I can borrow you, I don't need them anymore.

Abesse, You still have good chances. You did a lot of the prerequisites courses! Btw: what book did you use in A&P 1 and Statistics?

I was checking this hole page (yes, 18 pages...) and I realized you need AT LEAST to be "advanced" (teas overall score from 78 to 90) to have a chance to be admitted in a relaxed (?) way.

Hello, It is not necessary to do the Pre req. If you can get an average over 78, you will have 20 extra points (that is equivalent to get 5 pre-req. with A). I did it like this just today.

Hello everyone! I just finished this morning the ATI 6 test. I did it at Monroe College, Bronx, NY. My Scores: Reading 66% English 70.8% Science 85.1% Math 100% Mean National 65.6 Mean Program 58.4 Percentile rank National 89 Percentile rank Program 97 I came to USA just two years ago. That's why my reading and comprehension note was so low... but it was something that I couldn't aid studying for the Teas 6 in just two months. By the way, last time I studied was 20 years ago in Argentina. I finished High School in 1997. The important tip I want to give you is that: If you want 100% in science, you have to know all the names of the muscles of the human body. Also you need to know what implies the secretion of a certain hormone, deeply. Also know in detail the structure of the kidneys (DETAILED) and the way that immunity cells communicate eachother. Long story short, you need BIO 130 and BIO 132. But I think it worth to take the ATI TEAS 6 without having done those Pre-required credits. Before this exam, I was wondering IF I should do first Bio 130 and Bio 132 (anatomy and philosophy 1 and 2). The conclusion is: It was not necessary. NO Physics, no acceleration questions, no periodic table related questions, no Work or Energy questions, No Gas laws... So, hurry up and go for it! ps: All the books you need, you can ask for them at your town Library. It is free. Good luck! Marcelo.

Sorry If I offended you. I just wanted to know if someone else without the permanent residence could get into the Nursing program. I saw when you said that you never had studied before in USA... I am trying to get into the Nursing program, but from SCCC they told me that I won't be considered to be part of the Nursing program because my visa status...

Can I ask you HOW THEY ACCEPTED YOU not being a citizen or Green card holder? Thank you so much!

Are you in the nursing program right now (August 2017)?