mkbarry099

I'm a pre-nursing student right now and I am going to be applying for a BSN program next year. I have been hearing that a lot of people are just going to major in something like health science and then go straight and get their masters and FNP. I want to eventually be an NP what is the best route to take. I was going to just get my BSN and then go back to school but it their a better way? Thanks for any advice.:redbeathe

I was wondering what kind of chem is in anatomy? A lot of people are saying that they studied chem in the begining. Is it bad to take anatomy before chemistry?

Did you find out yet?

I am so happy for you. I was just wondering how you got in? I'm so nervous to apply. What were your grades like? Any advice?

Thanks for the advice guys. I do plan on taking some courses at community colleges I have already taken 5 GE classes there while I was still in High school and it was very hard. How hard would you guys say chemistry was. That is my worst nightmare even though I did well in it in High School I know it is going to be much worse in college.

Hi I am a Freshman in college right now and I attend Sacramento State. I really want to be a Regestered Nurse badly. It has been a goal of mine for a very long time. I am frustrated because every semester it seems that it is getting harder and harder to get in. Right now the average GPA of people who get accepted is around a 3.9 and the average TEAS score is very high as well. I am a good student and try my hardest in everything but I just don't know if I will be able to do that well. I havent taken Chemistry yet but I don't feel like I will be able to get an A in it. Any adivce or anything to cheer me up. Thanks a lot.