blondebombshell

i'm glad someone else hates it too. i don't ever hear anyone complain about chem. it's always micro or a&p. the good news is only a basic knowledge is needed for nursing. please don't make my mistake. don't be afraid to get a personal tutor and demand help from your professor. mine blew me off and i just wasn't persistent.

thanks that helped a lot!

recently i've decided to change my major back to nursing and take the lpn-bsn route. indiana state seems like a great program, but i'm a little bit leery of the fact that it isn't recognized in all 50 states. i spoke with an isu representative and she informed me that she doesn't think the program will ever be accepted in all states. what exactly does "recognizing" the program mean. if i take the nclex how will i not be considered an rn in another state? can someone please clear this up for me?