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  1. I possibly want to attend a nursing program that'll give me an AAS degree and they're accredited by NLNCA. I definitely want to pursue my BSN right after, but that school is accredited by CCNE. Will the CCNE accredited school accept the AAS degree even though it's accredited by a NLNCA? Long story shot i'm asking can you transfer between the two? or do you have to stay under one? Side note: After receiving my BSN, eventually I want to go on to a masters or higher... Thanks in advance!
  2. Lol. There's nothing wrong with that, sometimes the greatest decisions you'll ever make in life will come to you out of the blue. I always knew I wanted to work in medicine, just never could figure out what. I went from wanting to be a Vet, to a Doctor, to a Dental Asst. I gave up medicine all together and was gearing up to pursue a career as a hair stylist. It wasn't until earlier this year when my BF suggested becoming a nurse, that I gained an interest in it. IDK why, it just never crossed my mind before. Anyways, ever since then I've been researching like crazy and really asking myself am I sure I want to dive head first into this, and I can honestly say that I am. I really think I've found my calling. And this revelation never would've came to me if my BF didn't randomly suggest it.
  3. No I don't. Is it a good school?
  4. Thanks so much you guys for taking the time out to help a lost soul. I will definitely go back and speak to someone at my old school to see what steps I can take from there. Hopefully by Jan I can start taking general ed courses and get this ball rolling. It's not so much that I don't have a good grasp of math, it's just not something I can do effortlessly like others. English and writing has always been my strongest subjects. But I honestly blame my struggles in math on my sheer laziness during my time in school. when I actually gave a damn and paid attention, I would get 80's and above. While the other times I was being a goof ball and getting kicked out of (mainly math) class. BTW are there any math books or anything that I should start reading that'll help sharpen this rusty brain while I have this time off??
  5. Hi, I'm new here so i'm sorry if this was asked before. I'm interested in pursing a BSN degree but don't know where to start. A little about my background: In 2010 I was attending a Cuny, taking courses in liberal arts. Well math isn't my strong point, so when I took the placement exam I failed the math portion and had to take remedial math. I passed the 1st semester, but in the 2nd semester I failed math 010 and other courses (I missed A LOT of classes due to morning sickness). I only completed that one year of college. My question is...whats next? I'm reading about pre-reqs and a whole lot of other things that I have to do before I apply. As u guys already know I can't take science courses unless i'm up to date in math. So would I have to go back to my school and at least get the basics out of the way, then transfer into a nursing program? Or can I apply as if Im a freshman again? lol Thanks In advance!

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