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Pitbulls can be services dogs in areas that understand that unscrupulous people had given pitbulls a bad reputation and every dog is different therefore there is a chance that "pitbulls" can be wonderful service dogs. Also according to the ADA there is no breed restrictions what dogs can be service dogs, just like they can be a part of police K9 units. It doesn't matter the breed of the dog, but the fact that the individual has marks on their hands that show that the dogs have bit the owner before and that there are two of them and usually service animals consist of just one animal. Also, I personally do not think I have ever seen service dogs on long leashes. I'm glad in the end it worked out.

I actually go to school here now! I took the teas test like two days after meeting with an advisor and then submitted my application after passing. So far, the program has been wonderful for me and definitely one of the best decision I've made. Good luck, you got this!!

The one in Richmond is accredited (ACEN) and they require an 80 or above to pass. I'm too worried about those issues with the Richmond, VA one because they haven't had any issues with their accreditation and there passing rate is above 95% with NCLEX. I just really want to see what to expect. Thank you though! I appreciate it!

Hello! I plan to start nursing school with bryant and stratton in Richmond, VA on January 2019. I was wondering if anyone else on here will be starting or if anyone currently goes here has any advice. Thank you!

How did yall end up doing? Did you guys do better on the actual test?

How do y'all like the program? Are the professors helpful? Is there anything you would recommend to look into or to keep in mind when starting the program?