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  1. I didn't know I had that option! Thank you!
  2. Hey all, Does anybody know if there are more TEAS test dates to be posted for later this year/early next year?? I just took my TEAS test on Saturday and I didn't do so well I checked this website: http://testing.csueastbay.edu/nursing/nursteasinfo.php and those were the only dates I could find. Do they only hold TEAS test in the Fall or what? AHHHH! I'm so bummed. ~Nessa
  3. Hey! You're almost there. Just keep everything at a good pace. I know when you're in the moment, everything seems crazy and chaotic. Four words: Been there, done that. Yes, telling yourself that it's worth in the end is a key thing to do when you're stressing out. But sometimes we need to put our focus on what's present. Basically, just take in everything that's stressing you out in portions, you know? When you're dealing with a class, deal with the class and don't worry about work and vice versa. Also, don't lose confidence in yourself. You still have the same confidence in you that you had when you first got that job and when you signed up for those classes at your school. You can do it! If you feel like you're losing a bit of control over your tasks, write them down and then check off the things you've done. Visually seeing all of the goals you've made and checked off will give you that sense of accomplishment, and it will keep you going just as long as you keep it up! Last, but NEVER the least, have faith in yourself and never give up. All the best, ~Nessa
  4. Hey, I use to visit http://www.getbodysmart.com/menu.html frequently when I was in A&P. Explore the Muscular System and Muscle Tissue Physiology links on the menu. That information ought to help you out a bit- if not the whole website. I know it helped me a bunch. Good luck with studying! Hope this helped. ~Nessa
  5. Hey! I'm still waiting on my results (took the test on Saturday) but this book really helped me feel prepared. I searched for cheaper places to purchase it, though, like eBay, Amazon, and Craigslist. I ended up buying mine off eBay for about $50. Good luck with your studying, you'll do great! ~Nessa

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