In my school, A&P I and II were prerequisites, OR BIO I and II. I had the A&P courses done, and they were plenty of background for Microbiology. As long as your school doesn't teach it with an...
You're right. And I love the small class sizes in community colleges. My science courses have a maximum of 24 students. That means my teachers get to know all of their students. And yes, no graduate...
Jasmine, someone has misinformed you. The only thing you cannot get for a second (or third) Bachelor's degree are GRANTS. You are still eligible for Stafford Loans, up to the maximum lifetime amount....
Any favorite websites, anyone? I have a jillion inorganic chemistry websites, but almost no organic chem websites. I'll be taking it, too, starting September 3. Good luck,
Are you doing equilibrium in Chem I? Dang, that's usually Chem II. I just finished Chem II and we spent more than 50% of the semester on various types of equilibrium. I felt like I had signed up for...
That is really sad for the LPNs. It seems so insulting to those of them who have lots of experience. I wonder... do hospitals get a break on their malpractice insurance if they have mostly RNs and few...
Who is Mr. Ford? Lisa, I forgot to mention one of my favorite A&P "tips" for the visually-challenged. (I don't know if you are, but I sure am.) Whenever I had an exam that required me to label...
Ah, Bailey, I owe you a root beer or something; you always answer my questions with so much detail! :) Thanks for reassuring me about clinicals. I'm sure I'll still be scared to death the first time I...
I have a question about student loans and the FACT program. Since FACT is a one-year program that starts in May, are you eligible to apply for one or two rounds of Stafford loans? In other words, can...
OK, Fairy Godmother here to grant your wish: :wshgrt: Voila! You now have a second chance to fulfill your dream! You're going to take prerequisites and maybe take some older courses (that you did...
They might if you traded them for something *they* really want. Like watching *their* kids for a couple of weekends. Or a promise to help them clean their house at Christmastime... you know your...
Wow, that is A LOT of patients to care for! How on earth are you supposed to avoid making mistakes when you must be running from pillar to post from the moment you step on the
I applied to and was accepted by 3 nursing programs and NONE of them gave a rat's backside about where or if I had volunteered. They didn't ask about it on the application or in the interview (I had 2...
If you can continue to read ahead a bit, that will help you. I have found that even if I was totally foggy on the concepts when I was reading them, hearing them for the *second* time in class really...
Gad, this is really getting depressing! If the hospitals in NYC are reluctant to hire GNs, you can be pretty sure there's a glut going on in the NY metro area. Well, let's try to think
Yes, looking at the textbook ahead of time can be a bit overwhelming. I was just doing that this morning with my organic chemistry text. But I had to stop and remind myself that I will be learning the...
I agree. I will compare my community college science teachers to university teachers any day! I go to a lot of websites from big universities and to their practice chem tests, tutorials, etc. I always...
Don't stress about it... I had a wonderful Chem teacher that many students hate. Why? Because he expects you to work hard and his tests are not easy. But boy, did he (and my equally wonderful Intro...
lcamp99, I am 50. One year ago, I started my science prerequisites, telling everyone I was sure to be the class idiot. I had a Ph.D., but it was in a social science, so I was sure I would have a hard...