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Is that including grants, and loans? Check with your school to see if they have any scholarships you can apply for. Usually the school has some scholarships specifically for nursing students and other general scholarships.

Hello! I have to have a dual head stethoscope for school. I've tried searching online, but I don't understand the difference between a dual head and single head stethoscope. They look the same to me! Can anyone explain differences? Is there a difference in how they look? A family member has volunteered to buy mine as a gift, I want to make sure she understands what I need. I'd hate for her to spend money on something I couldn't use. Thanks in advance!

Hello, everyone. I just recently got accepted into an RN program and I start mid-January. Of course, I have to pass a background check with the state board of nursing before I can start. The website for TX BON on licensure eligibility says "*In the past five (5) years have you been diagnosed with or treated or hospitalized for schizophrenia and/or psychotic disorder, bipolar disorder, paranoid personality disorder, antisocial personality disorder, or borderline personality disorder which impaired or does impair your behavior, judgment, or ability to function in school or work?" I'm conflicted on how to answer this question. I haven't been diagnosed with any of these. I've even been evaluated by a counselor in 2013 who informed my doctor that I didn't have an illness nor did I need to be medicated. However, my step mother did insist I was put on some medication (zoloft and [COLOR=#372819]seroquel[/COLOR]), because my father has some issues he's medicated. After prescribing these, the doctor told me to only take the zoloft. I took it for about a month, before he decided I didn't need it, weaned off, and haven't been medicated since. Would I have to explain this situation, or could I just say no?