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  1. Thanks you responding. I attended the registration orientation on last week. I spoke with other students who still had prereqs (one or two) to be completed and were accepted into the program. I would recommend that you really study for the T.E.A.S. test. You can purchase the book online from ATI.com. Taking the practice exam really help prepare for the actual exam. The grammer section is not needed for BHCC. Lastly, BHCC has a good reputation in the industry from what others who work in the medical field have told me. Good Luck to U as well.
  2. I was just accepted in Bunker Hill Comm College weekend program. Please give advice on the nursing program, especially the weekend program if you've done it. I am excited with respects on being accepted with only a year of completing my prerequisites. Your input is greatly appreciated, a new student.
  3. First, I would like to say that I am new to this web site. It seems to be informative and I was informed to visit the site by a nurse I met during a conversation. Second, I would like to give you a big CONGRATS on being accepted into B.C.C. I turly known the feeling of working hard and being accepted into a nursing program. It took me one year to complete my prerequisite courses and I recently received my acceptance letter for Bunker Hill Comm College. I am Sooooooooooooo excited. In addition, I completed a CNA program in January and I'm currently working at a rehab hospital in Brookline. I decided to become a CNA to become familiar with the medical industry, to gain a competitive edge with my clinicals and to help land a job when I graduate and become an RN. Again, the very best of luck to you

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