Renae1995

Next year i will be applying to attend nursing school. I have read people's stories about how hard nursing school is due to the amount of calculations, memorization, and studying. I am a bit nervous about this. I am great with studying and i am ready for the hard work. However, I am horrible at advance mathematics but i am excellent in biology and science. In high school i have a 3.8GPA and i have started prepping myself for the test i will need to take in order to even be accepted in nursing school. I also do not have great memory, which i assume will be an issue but is it possible to still become an RN even with bad memory and not being the greatest when it comes to advance mathematics? My IQ is 120 but i still struggle with subjects. Growing up i was told at an early age that i was behind intellectually- little did anyone know that i did possess a good intellect. It was just that i did not learn the same as others. I had to learn things my way, i guess i am just different. I know i want to work in nursing, it is my passion. I spent most of my childhood and adolescent years in the hospital and that is where my passion began. I admire what you all do, and i hope i can do it too.