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Avalogusta

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  1. I took intro to philosophy and I dropped it after 2 weeks. I absolutely hated it. I think English would be way better because it may actually help you in everyday life, unlike philosophy..... Maybe I just had a bad experience, but my professor and all of the students in that class were some of the most obnoxious people I've ever met. Anyways, end of rant, good luck to you! Lol
  2. Hellloooooo! This is my first post on this website! I wanted to find a place where I can talk to people who have or are going through the same things I am! I go to the NW campus at tarrant county college and I am taking my first science classes this semester! I am so excited! God willing I will start their nursing program in the fall of '15. I bought the HESi admission assessment exam review book by Elsevier and have been looking over it and doing sample problems. I plan on taking the test in February so I want to get a head start on studying. I'm not sure if the a2 exams are different at different schools, but there are a lot of sections in this book. Even physics! I've looked at tcc's website and what sections are covered on the test. It doesn't say it has anatomy or chemistry in it... Anyone that has taken the test at this school please let me know what it's like and any tips. They will be much appreciated!

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