theWanderer

Chargersrock, I'm assuming you are referring to the exam at the end of the fundamentals of chemo/biotherapy administration course that's included in the bundle? If that is the test you're referring to, when I took it it was not timed. It is 25 questions, and you have two attempts to get an 80% on the test. I hope that helps. Good luck!

I would agree with FL_Nurse92 that it's not necessary to be a CNA to be successful in nursing school. I was a CNA/Home Health Aide for a couple of years before nursing school, and it did help with basic skills and confidence working with patients. Also, although it is better not to work during nursing school if you can avoid it, if you have no choice it is a way to make a little money with more flexible hours. Finally, my program gave "points" towards admission for having a CNA, so that may affect your decision as well if your program does something similar. Whatever you decide, good luck with your application!