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Seriously though!! While I do agree she has the right to want to be addressed how she would like others to address her, I feel that the way she handles conflict/emotions is very childish and obscene .Her actions shouldn't be excusable, and one day if she can't get a grip on herself she going to hang herself. Because knowledge and good work ethnics can only get you so far. It's your character that gets you the rest of the way.SMH I'm sorry you and others have to deal with that, and you have the right to feel the way that you do.

Found a new family member hun. Were you busy?

My pup wants a new family, so we knocked on the first door we came across...

Here, I think I found your sanity...

With all the chaos happening in there, could he perhaps bring balance?

Did someone say they needed a service dog?...

This really helped me to understand what 's to be expected when entering into the accelerated BSN program @ UTA!! Thank you, you were very encouraging/ insightful!!

Yeah I'm taking mine soon as well. I'm looking for pointers on study guide material...and from the little research that I've done, I've learned that the TEAS Review Manuel Version 5.0 by ATI, and the McGraw Teas Review are great tools to study together. Hope this helps!! God bless you all :)

Since this post, I've actually have gotten all A's in the rest of my prerequisites. In addition to that, I've been accepted at UT Arlington. :) I did it :)

Thank you.

Thank you, I'm literally in tears because people are so judgmental, and don't even know my situation. I'm divorced with two children, I work and go to school full time. In addition to that, before spring semester I lost my father. I'm not looking for a pity party, I'm just needing insight on my situation, and what I can do from here.

Well I have two children, divorced , and work full time. I do have the passion to start and finish, however I take it a millstone at a time. So right now my goal is my acceptance, then after finishing and becoming a NURSE.

Thank you for your advice, but this is very negative and not encouraging at all. I'm more than qualified just as you were once upon a time. So with that being said God Bless You, and don't count me out just yet.

Well that the first biology that I've taken out of the three, which are A&P 1+2, and microbiology. In addition to that we are required to take the hesi exam.

I'm very concerned about a C that I received in my A&P course(this past spring semester). I was very very close to making a B,but I just didn't make the cut. Not to mention in my ignorance I drop the same class in the fall semester due to personal issues, and later found that it counted as a attempt, which at the community college I attend they only allow two attempts on your biology courses, otherwise you have to wait 5yrs for one to expire and retake it. So with that being said I'm very disappointed in myself, because I've worked so hard, and don't want this to eliminate me from being considered in the program. Is it possible to get in with a C?? any additional advice will be very helpful. Thanks in advance, Brittany

I'm going to attend Tarrant County College nursing program.

I just went through a separation... So as far as a spouse I have non. Um. my mother lives in a city that's about an hour from me, my father is deceased...My mother does however help out with the kiddos, as well as their dad and his family when possible. When it comes to house work, I'm on my own.

Well at the moment I'm working at a local transit company as a Customer Service Rep. I'm preparing to let this job go if it get in the way of school, or even go part-time. My only worries is that I'm a single mother of two small children. But as far as that stand my trust is in God.

Will I be able to work and attend nursing school?? Help please.

Thanks for the tips. I will keeps those thing in mind while in the program. Do you mind giving me tips on passing the hesi,as well as an outlook on the classes I will take while in the program?

Hello All!! My name is Brittany I'm a mother of two, and I'm currently attending a Community College that has a great nursing program. I have only 5 classes left before I can apply to nursing school. I need some tips on how to be successful in nursing school while working full-time, as well as insight on what classes I will be taking while in the program, and which are the most difficult and time consuming. ThanksJ