FutureNS

i recently completed math 903 (beginner's algebra) and math c (intermediate algebra). i took math c in a winter session three week course, that was very very hard. the only math i have left is math 10 elementary statistics and then no more maths. feel free to ask math questions, i remember most of it. i too have to take beginners algerbra. they said i could try to test out because it will take me 1 year just to get all the math out of the way. do you think i should try and test out of beginners algebra and test into college math or should i start where i tested into??? i just hate to have to be in math a whole year but i don't want to get into college math and fail out.

well maybe before you wait a whole year, brainstorm with your loved ones and see if there are other programs that let you take the net more than twice or have you take another entance exam. if not then get some co requisites done and try again next year. cry now and the pick yourself up and start working towards your goals again. you can do it. it will be ok. i am praying for you guys. thank you so much for your kindness. we need all the prayer we can get. so thank you for praying

made a 97% on math, 58% on reading=DID NOT MAKE IT.. needed a 60 or higher in the reading, this was my 2nd and last chance at it for this year at my school......cried all the way home, now have to wait until 2009 to try again. I know how you feel. I made a 58 on reading and a 61 on math which passed me but my school takes the highest scores and it is to late to retake the NET. I cried too:bluecry1: I have to wait till 2009 and so I went ahead and applied for my RN. We can cry together........tears.....Darn it..Darn it...

i just had to take the parts that i failed. oh, thank god! so is the reading tricky like the net test reading???? and what was on the math was there alot of algebra or was it basic stuff??? please tell me i take it tuesday . my school requires that you pass a certain score also.

I count respirations after I take the pulse. I keep my fingurs on the wrist and act like I am still taking the pulse so my pt's won't know that im am watching them breath (somtimes they will breath diffrent if they know your watching them). Then I take bp and temp.

Hello All, I am very new and am thinking of making a career change, I know I want to go into nursing, however, I am not sure of the differences between all the titles LPN, RN, MA, RT. I am looking for a good resource to define the differences, and maybe give some info regarding education level, job description and pay range. Maybe it would be best to just contact a local CC and set an appointment with someone in the nursing department. Any thoughts or advice would be greatly appreciated. Thanks I am a MA and we are almost the same as LPN but if your gonna go to school for your RN it may be wise to get your CNA or LPN for the experience. God Bless!!

I am soon to submit mine also and it may take me sometime myself but with hard work comes great rewards. God Bless!!!!

I will pray for you.

I dropped out of school when I was 14 and got my G.E.D when I was 18 and then went on in the medical field at a technology center. I am now wanting to go for my RN and have to take a HESI A2 test with chemistry on it! I have never ever ever took chemistry and I don't know where to even start. Anyone got any advice or know a good website that helps learn this stuff. Please help me...Please....

i'm going to maric college to become a medical assistant. it takes 8 months and then i'm going to enrol in their nursing program. i am a medical assistant and i hear it helps out alot for rn. i am soon to take the compass and heai a2 test for entrance into pre-reqs. i hope you do well and wish you the best!!!!! god bless!!!!!!!11

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