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I see, I think in terms of location it is just too far from me.

I was looking at: American Heart Association BLS Classes in Redwood City They have courses all the time and several locations. It costs 80$ (with no discount). What places you were looking at?

Hi! I have a question for you all. I know we will need a CPR before we will start our classes. I found that the price will be lower if we will go as a group (8 minimum). Anyone need a CPR and would like to join the group?

I got my acceptance too :)

I have no further messages either, last year I have been informed on 28 April so I am guessing we will know this week.

I was looking at San Mateo Bookstore website, since they have all books available online for the designated course but they only have Spring list now. Also I tried to look at course outline for example: http://collegeofsanmateo.edu/articulation/courseoutlines/nurs/NURS211.pdf but there is a long list of books there and I am not sure which one will be the best one. Any ideas?

Hi, I received an email as well, and send the TEAS V results. I know I am not accepted yet but... I would like to start studying. Any ideas? usefull books? where to start? maybe study group ?

If you know english well it is not very hard, but... it is very specific test and I can advice you to do a lot of excercises before the test. Listening can be difficult because of the accent, so listen a lot of australian and british accent, reading for me it was the easiest part but it is really not a lot time for that part thats why you must find a key for you to search things you need in answer. Speaking - you can find a lot of exaple questions - preapere them. Writing hmmmm I thing it is a matter of excercises, here also you dont have a lot time for this and more important you must write about the subject because they look at logic in your work. My advice take a course it is very helpfull.