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Your welcome! I gave up my night spot to switch to days. Congrats!

The test is very similar to the study guide. It really wasn't that hard. I'm sure you'll do fine. Study the guide and everything will be fine.

This may sound odd but I purchased my white pants from Old Navy. They come in petite sizes and the fit is pretty accurate. They are on sale right now for $20. They look and feel just like scrub pants. They even have a drawstring. The petite length is perfect and I'm 5'2 as well. I don't have much advice on scrub tops. They are all too huge for me too. But my school requires a specific top so I don't have much of a choice. I hope this helps.

I always made practice tests of what I thought could possibly be on the test. It takes some time but it honestly helps. Just think of questions that could be asked and study them. Don't stress out because that only makes it worse. Just breath. Either you know it or you don't. Try your best and you'll be fine.

I went to a Dr's Walk-In clinic. My titer was $30 and I had results back in 3 days.

Hi stephi. I just noticed the same thing. My Micro and Anatomy 2 are listed under "other". That freaks me out a little. Hmm...

I just joined too!

Hi! My name is Jennifer and I too will be going to the WC evening/ weekend program. I am very excited about this. I am totally up for starting a facebook page.

I got accepted into the night program! I am sooo excited.

Congrats!! When did you get your letters? I haven't gotten anything yet.

Letters are supposed to be sent out this week. I am so nervous...

I'm glad you feel that way. Maybe next time you'll take the time to see things from another point of view before jumping on someone. Have a nice day!

First I want to say that I WAS in fact offering advice. Had you taken the time to read the entire post you would have seen that I said the decision is ultimately hers. It is a very real risk that the relationship may not work out. I told her exactly what I would've told my own sister. It is a personal choice that takes a lot of consideration. I simply offered my opinion like everyone else did. I don't see the harm in that. Clearly you disagree with me and that is why you feel the need to attack my post. I've never said a long distance relationship couldn't work. I simply said that you can't count on it to. My husband said that if I were in her shoes and I left to go to school he wouldv'e felt that I chose my career over him. So that is why I stated that. She should be prepared to live with whatever decision she decides to make. That includes the option of staying home and not going to school. Will she be happy with herself if she missed the opportunity to go in the fall instead of spring? Would she be happy if she left her family? It goes both ways which is why I said the decision is ultimately hers.

I have to say that I'm a little in shock. I guess the saying that nurses eat their young is true. I for one couldn't leave my fiance behind and move to another city. I mean after all, this is her fiance not some guy she just started dating. I personally dont think school is more important than family especially when it means moving 3 hours away from the one you love. There will be plenty of other opportunites to finish your education. What is one semester? I mean seriously. Marriage is about sacrifice. If you do decide to move I wouldn't count on your relationship lasting much longer. You're basically saying that you care more about your career than him. Now of course if he agrees that you should move then all of the above doesn't really matter. Just do whats in your heart. If thats your education then fine. Just be prepared to live with your decision. Good luck with whatever you decide.

I would stay and try to get into your local school. Unless of course you're willing to drive 3 hours to school and back. I think moving is not a very good option. I know how badly you want to get into a program. But everything happens for a reason. Ultimately the decision is yours.