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Your suggestions are awesome, thank you!

Thank you guys for your responses! Its appreciated, I am preparing to take the TEAS V test in 2 weeks for Baptist's ADN program. So fingers crossed. I am hoping to do well of course and I am just going to continue taking science courses just to keep things fresh in my head and I plan on doing community service at a nursing home in my neighborhood as well. I am applying for Baptist's fall program but if it doesn't work out then I am going to change my major to Biology and get a minor in education so when i get out of college i can teach but then reapply to accelerated nursing programs, because I am more than sure of myself i will get it this next time. Who knows i might apply to PA school too! I am just wanting to keep my options open but i just don't want to quit being in school so i will keep applying to nursing programs. I just don't want to be a sitting duck. I work at an Emergency Room as a patient registrar so i am very lucky to have some background in healthcare job wise and I have my CPR and First Aid health profession certifications and my job requires it so i have no worries in maintaining that. But again thank you for the feedback guys! Any input is appreciated!

Thank you for your response! It's greatly appreciated and thanks for the reference.

Hi guys, I have a question and i'm looking for options. I failed out of UIW's BSN program recently which was devastating for me because it was by .2 points! But anyways I'm looking at my options and wanting to reapply to other BSN programs and I tried UTHSCSA and they said they wouldn't accept me because I am not in good standing with UIW no longer so I don't know what other schools or options I have. I'm thinking of getting a Biology Degree and then applying to an accelerated program for nursing or going to an ADN program which I honestly don't know much of their policies for applying if you were a previous nursing student at another nursing school. So if anyone has info that could help that'd be awesome! thanks.