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  1. For the TEAS test, I studied one book and did fine. I also hadn't taken those classes in a while. I think the study materials you have will be good. There was earth science and some grammar/English stuff I should've studied more but overall I don't think you need to take 6 months of classes for it.
  2. Wow you are very young! I graduated nursing school last year at 25 and I can't imagine doing it at 19. It does say that you are a smart, mature, and determined person! I've always wanted to be a nurse and the first time I doubted myself was in nursing school! I think you are so close to being done, an RN degree might help you with psychology.. I would research that. Good luck!
  3. Hello all, I was really hoping for some advice here. I am a new grad nurse in the Sacramento area. I have applied to so many hospital jobs, but we all know how the job market is for new grads right now. Which brings me to this dilemma.. I was offered a job as an Aesthetic Nurse in a Med Spa. The hours aren't great because I would be working 6 days a week. My only other option is a Skilled Nursing Facility at this point. My question is, if eventually I want to work in the hospital, would working in a med spa (which would be my only experience) hinder a future job? I'm torn as to if I should accept the Med Spa position or work in a SNF. Any advice would be helpful!

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