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Bmw12397

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  1. Has anyone used study.com to earn credits? I want to start earning credits as soon as possible, but I’m having a hard time getting into college at the time. Has anyone used study.com to earn credits, and if you have how was it?
  2. Thank you even if they want to know I have nothing to hide, the cop that baker acted me jumped to conclusions and claimed I was suicidal just because I said was sick and tired of covid. I was fearful due to the fact that 3 lawyers I spoke with kept contradicting one another, but I’m happy to say I should be in the clear.
  3. Thank you so much for telling me that, I’ve tried to speak with several lawyers but they all contradicted each other: one claims just what you said that it’s private and protected by hippa, the second claims that since a cop was involved it will go down on my criminal history, and the third said I should have no problem getting into nursing school or getting a license but getting employed will be difficult as it’ll appear on my medical history should they want it. I feel so much better now I’ve worked so hard on getting the prerequisites out of the way, and was afraid that everything I did was for nothing.
  4. Thank you so much, the cop jumped to conclusions and claimed I was suicidal just because I said I was sick of covid. I tried speaking with multiple lawyers, but they were contradicting one another: one was saying I’m fine it’s protected by hippa, the second said that no because a cop was involved it’d go down on my criminal record, and the third was saying there’s no way to know the only way it to do a background check on myself. I assume I should have no difficulties getting into school, but it could be difficult getting employed. Personally I believe it’s possible they may disregard it in general due to the fact that it happened during covid; so who know how many doctors nurse practitioners, and cops maybe jumping to conclusions and baker acting people for some dumb reason.
  5. Last month I was baker acted as a cop claimed I was suicidal, happily they let me go no problems there, but will I still be able to get employed as a nurse at a hospital or is that forever out of my reach?
  6. thank you so much, all I said was how tired I was of covid and the next thing I knew they were baker acting me for being suicidal. I feared because of that they could deny me my right to get into nursing school.
  7. I live in Florida and I was recently baker acted as the cop jumped to conclusions and claimed I was suicidal, I just want to know is nursing forever out of my reach?
  8. I was born with epilepsy due to a non-cancerous brain tumor of the right optic never, I’ve had seizures my whole life and they are finally getting under control. I’m only having 1 seizure every week or 2, and they’re usually late in the evening. I want to be a nurse more than anything as I want to help people, but because of the epilepsy could that prevent me from getting employed?
  9. They are both pre-reqs I have the choice of taking either college algebra or elementary statistics. No the school I wish to attend allows you to take elementary statistics without college algebra, they’re both re-reqs to get into the program.
  10. I’m getting ready to go to college, and I have to pick a math class. I’m not to bad at algebra, but I’ve heard many people say that college algebra is super hard and that elementary statistics isn’t that bad. Should I take college algebra or elementary statistics?

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