lillian.t

It is one thing to rag on students for wearing fake nails (which is understandable, it IS a major infection risk), but the whole ragging on students wearing many earrings or having tattoos is incredibly WRONG. We cannot UNDO our piercings and tattoos. But I guess this depends on this school's policy. At my school, they say we can wear stud earrings, but they do not tell us to hide tattoos. It depends on your policy. If your school's policy specifically limits the number of earrings or the revealing of tattoos, I would abide by it. Anyhow, this email could have been a little less rude.

Hello. I suggest that you buy a TEAs prep book. However, I think the questions are slightly harder than the ones in the prep book. Good luck!

Hello! I was in a similar situation, except I did not want to go into nursing until I was almost done with my bachelor's degree in psychology. Now, I am in an accelerated bachelor in nursing program. These programs are specifically designed for people who already have a bachelors degree. Look into some of these programs unless you want to go through another four years of undergrad! NYU has a great program, I applied there as well. My advice is that you start taking those prerequisites ASAP at a community college if this is what you really want!