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What are the other options? If chemistry is an option - ANY CHEMISTRY - you best take that!! Because college chem is a pain, if you'd never taken chem before... You'll feel very overwhelmed. AP chem is even better. Physics is physics. I took it in high school. It's not really relevant at all, but it still looks good on your HS transcript. I think physics is more of a math than a science.

This is all actually really helpful. I always figure if I run into a situation where the tattoo is a determining factor for whether or not I get a job, I would get it removed in a hot second... But I would rather keep it. School's not an issue. Nobody says anything about tattoos and lots of girls have them on the backs of their necks, etc. etc. My newest advisor said that as long as I keep up my A's, it shouldn't be a problem. But he didn't seem very convinced of himself...

I'm taking my pre-reqs for the nursing program. I switched over from the BFA art program. When I was still there, I got this tattoo on my forearm. I wasn't thinking about what it would mean professionally because I wasn't looking to be any sort of professional at the time. Oops. It's greyscale, its probably nine inches long and goes up to about two or three inches from my wrist. It's of Saint Anthony of Padua. It's very simple, it's just very big! NINE INCHES!! The question is, is this at all acceptable? Will I have to get this removed in the future, do you think, in order to get a job? I'm going for my RN, and after that, CNM. I am 21 years old. What else, what else.... I am thinking of getting CNA certified so I can be a CNA for the last 2 years of college. I guess that's it. Please tell me what you think. I'd like to keep it, but if it's not an option, I need to know!