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does anyone know about paramedic to rn programs in macomb/oakland/st clair/wayne areas. sc4 is the only one i know of. also is the paramwdic to rn bridge faster. meaning do you have to go on a waitlist or whatever or is it if you have a valid paramedic license you can kinda jump into the program. i have completed many college classes including english comp 1 and 2. a&p. microbiology. psychology and so on. any info would help. thank you

I do not know for sure, you'd have to ask someone at baker, but ive always heard that bakers credits do not transfer anywhere.

well, just got back from taking and i am pretty disappointed in myself. didnt do nearly as well as i thought i would.

still yet to take. starts at 2.

i have the english, psych, patho micro and nutrition done. im taking a&p in the winter semester

yes ill be there. probably get there way early like 1pm. now im just re-going over things to make sure i know them like solving the math problems, and understanding the different parts of sentences for grammar. good luck pbid. we both could use it.

congrats to you and good luck:up:. thank you so much for helping me and giving me a better idea of what to expect. im trying to be calm but as im sure you know its difficult to be when this test is a big determinant of getting in. again, thank you so much and ill let you know what i get after i take it. well, back to studying.

thanks for the tips anurse2be09:). i will definitely try to grasp the reading concepts better. the math, once i began practicing and doing it again, is actually quite simple and if the math on the test is similar to the study book like you said, than i should be ok. is the vocab on the test just answering the definition to a word. in grammar, how are the questions worded? is it like they give a sentance and ask what the pronoun or adjective is in the sentance or is it they give a sentance and ask if the nouns, pronouns, verbs, etc. used are correctly used in that sentance? sorry for the bombarding of questions, but i just kinda want to know what im up against.

hi guys im also going for nursing at mcc. by the way pbid ill be at the test tommorrow (18th)as well. im kinda freaking about the hesi exam. i did good but not great in my classes this semester (about a 3.7 gpa for 14 cr hrs)so now i know that i have to get a good hesi score to tip the scales in my favor, but im freaking about about not getting a good score. i borrowed the hesi study book from a friend and while its been a good help in sharpening my math skills, its not a great help with reading, grammar, or vocab. im an EMT and have been for a few years so im hoping that will help in the vocab section if medical terminology is used. any other areas of particular to study on would be greatly helpful to me since i take the exam in about 16 hours. sorry for the babble, just nervous.:uhoh21: