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So strange, it is 2013 and the topic is still on. I think, tattoos or not is irrelevant. As long as you are caring, polite and knowledgeable - you are professional. A drawing on your body shouldn't be a big deal, because it is not - it's what you do is important. I myself don't have tattoos, but I really feel for people, who has to remove theirs because of the policies. What if this tattoo was something meaningful and precious for them, like a memory. Cruel judgmental world

Wrote HOAE yesterday and got the results today. My experience was totally opposite. I found natural sciences the easiest of all. But my spelling score is terrible, and I actually expected worse. When I saw these words during the test, I honestly panicked and just tried to guess which is the right one (English is not my native language and I never went to school in Canada) Hoping to get into the program in January, but if it is not going to happen, just have to wait for next year and fix my spelling somehow. Also graduated from high school 10 years ago and didn't really know, what to do with my life, but this idea of becoming a nurse was always somewhere in the back of my head. Now it is slowly forming into a dream. Just want to say good luck to all attempting to enter the program, studying or practicing nursing. Cheers! P.S. I'll share my score anyway, so who ever is reading this could compare. Academic aptitude____58 Spelling_____________26 Reading comprehension_23 Natural sciences______47 Vocational adjustment__81