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This is a "sticky" from the nursing student forum. Many sites are useful for pre-nursing, too. If you find one you like, add it.
HI Mi'Shelle,
i happened to visit ur site...n its mindblowing.
i really appreciate ur efforts.
i was little curious to know how can u plan to follow up with a RN to BSN plan after u finish?
do let me know...i'll b starting in spring 06 for prerequisit courses for ASN degree.
and ur maths link was really useful as iam taking clep exam for college algebra.
take care
SP80 :)
I just applied for Spring just today- I had my interview ( they just started interviews). I won't find out until November. I *hope to god* I get in.
BTW I am very glad to hear about Dr. Kaiser. I'm taking Micro with him in the Fall as my last pre-req.
Did you get in? I'm planning to move to Maryland from Michigan during the beginning of Summer 2006. I hope to get into CCBC at some point. I already have a science degree and may have a problem since I will have taken no classes there.
I run a website that has lots of helpful links for both pre-nursing students and nursing students. I also post a NCLEX question of the week. Please feel free to join if you'd like. http://groups.yahoo.com/group/dosamigosRN/Cheryl
Hi I am wondering if you would know if the psb(entrance exam ) is hard? How was the test? What all do I have to know to pass it?:uhoh21: I am so afraid to take this exam.. Are there any helpful websites?
Hi! I am a new pre-nursing student this winter session. I am back to school after 16yrs.!!! I have taken most of my prereq but I am needing A&P, micro,&Biology. I am currently taking the 5wk. Biology course and would like to know any helpful sites. I would appreciate any help!! Thanks!!!
My A&P Instructor recommended these sites.
http://www.testandcalc.com/quiz/index.asp
and
http://highered.mcgraw-hill.com/sites/0072919329/student_view0/
Jen
here's the dope on chemistry: do not fall behind. you have got to keep up with the material and learn it as it is being presented because each bit of information builds upon the next like links in a chain. some memorization of the different elements and their atomic numbers and valences is required at the outset. use flashcards to do this and review them often.
here are some websites that you might find helpful in explaining concepts that might be a little difficult for you to grasp:
hi i am new i start pre reqs in may and am scared to death i am a medical assistant and a certified phlebotomists i have 7 years experience in the medical feild i passed my courses with a's but am worried about such things as not working and going to school full time ( money, transportation ) i will be entering the np in spring of 06 i will be attending spring summer and fall will my financial aid pay for all this and will i be able to cover living expenses with loans ive reviewed some of your schedules and the hours you put in at ns how does anyone ever work and be a full time student
Hello. I'm currently taking my pre-reqs. at BCCC but I am going to transfer them to Coppin State University for their RN Program. Coppin requires all pre-nursing students to take the nurse entrance exam (NET). Does anyone know what curriculum is on this test or has anyone taken a nurse entrance exam lately?
etxgal
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I took the NET in August. It wasn't bad at all...not what I was expecting. Basic reading comp and math. My school wouldn't let me use a calculator.
They say it should take about 3 hrs, but I was out of there in 1-1/2 and I did extremely well on it. It just seems to go on forever tho. The back 1/4 of it is study questions...defining your study type.
I took Chem, Alg and Dev and Gen Psychs in the spring. They seemed to go well together. I took A&P 1 and 2 this summer.
OH MY! Talk about fast and furious. We had a test every other day, Lab test on Tuesday, and Lecture on Thurs. I survived and pulled A's but boy was it wild! :chair:
Hope this helps!
Shawna