Shai1010

I'm already having anxiety attacks about getting into the program. I know I'm more interested in psychology but I could only get a BA

Hi everyone, I'm just wondering if I really have the kind of passion for nursing it takes to get through this rigorous program. I haven't applied yet but I've been looking over the information I would need to know even before I get accepted into the program. I kind of want to pursue psychology but I don't know what I could do with that. I've kind of been focused on the money. I just want to be able to support myself. Any thoughts 💭?

Yes I'm having trouble remembering all the information and how it applies to words I'm supposed to know. I haven't applied to school yet (Texas State) but I know I'm going to have to do well in the subjects so I thought I'd get a head start.

I'm guessing no one used those books. It would be in conjunction with other books. I was just curious about that series in particular. Maybe someone could suggest something else?

Did anyone use the dummies books like biology for dummies or A&P for dummies?

Can she retake those two classes?

It just seems like the sheer amount of information is completely overwhelming at best. How do you remember all that information? p.s. Thanks for answering me.

I'm about to apply to nursing school at Texas State. My background with college and school is that I have an AS in Studio Art. I have absolutely no health training at all. I've been working as an esthetician. I'm scared to death of how hard it will be to learn everything just to get in. Not to mention that I'm a little older at 46 and my memory isn't what it used to be. Do you think I'm biting off more than I can chew? I'm doing some practice quizzes and it's taking a long time to memorize the information. What do you guys think? Is this doable for someone in my situation?