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Congratulations! You have no idea how much reading your journal just helped me. I am new to all this and it really made me feel a bit better. Good luck on your boards. I am sure you are going to ace them!!

Mudwomen, Thanks for replying. Where did you take it? How do you find out how much of a waiting list for your area. I am in NY. I am pretty excited about starting. I did do a bunch of exams years ago and went to join the college (back then it was Regents) and they all expired about a month prior. That was a huge bummer to say the least.

Brenan, Congrats!! You must feel like there is a million pounds off your chest! I bought the studygroup101 cd for micro and the one by Lisa something. So you didn't buy any books? I haven't received them yet so I don't know how much content is in them. Boy that would great if I didn't have that expense!!

Cathy, Above all let me tell you how sorry I am about you losing your son. You have went through every parent's most dreaded nightmare and I can only imagine the pain you have been though. That you were able to even think about finishing your RN is nothing short of a miracle. YOU deserve a thousands kudos over!!! Thanks for the warm welcome.

Hi. I have been a LPN since 92 and about to start EC. I have a bunch of the general ed credits already but I need Micro so I thought it would be a good place to start. I have tuition reimbursement at work but won't be eligible until the middle of November so I do not want to officially join until after that. I am a little worried that I will have an issue with the clinical exam because I do not work on the floor in the hospital. My other question is about the books. My daughter is in a AS program in a Community College. I was thinking about buying the books she needs and use them to save her money. Also how quickly have people done this? I work full-time but I want to finish this rather quickly but also want to be realistic. Any info will be truly appreciated! Val