How hard and difficult are prerequisites nursing classes at mt san antonio college?
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if you study hard.  but honestly those classes except for the composition are pretty hard to do especially the anatomy class.  There is a lot of memorizes.  It is not just knowing bones it is knowing all the muscles by name individually.  Just to give you an idea there are six in your chest alone.  Also some school require a lab with dissection for that class.  I had to dissect a cat to learn all the muscles \nYou definitely don't want to take them all in one semester.  you would take one and fill up your schedule with easy fluff classes
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You're college will make sure you choose the right classes.  Of course, you will have to take the core classes:  english, algebra, chemistry, etc.  You also have to take the nursing related classes:  pharmacology, biology, psychology, anatomy, nutrition, etc.
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Try www.college-net.com/overture I'm a Texas LVN and I'm considering it.
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Pomona College is not a community college, rather a regular 4-year, which is reportedly very hard to get into. Try Mt. San Antonio College, in Pomona/Walnut, there's also San Joaquin Valley College, Chaffey College, and there's a few more around the area.
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I think you'll be fine those classes mostly depend on teachers nad how much they want you to know, but the subjects themselves are mostly common sense, it will be hard but not too hard, it is definately possible.
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call state northridge isn't to hard to get into. san diego is very difficult. Schools won't accept anyone with a gpa under 2.0, but even with that its tough
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Yep, University of Hawaii at Manoa has a program. Here's the link.\n\nhttp://www.nursing.hawaii.edu/
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here is a reputable selection of nursing colleges in malaysia! mahsa offers online courses if iam not mistaken! hope this is what u wanted!\n\ngood luck!
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Do you mean the University of Texas at San Antonio? If so, then yes. Check out the link to their psychology dept.
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you may have to take about 12-16 credit a semester to finish in 4 years if BSN or 2 Associate in nursing, may have to definitely increase study to everyday and that help for test preparation. \n\nhope this help
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all major universities are bound to have a nursing program. so just shoot as high as you can!!
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Southwest TX State University in San Marcos TX has an excellant Special Education program. SWTSU is not Texas State University.
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contact the RCN and they will give you a guideline. Im a RMN and live in Spain. The biggest hurdle will be learning Spanish, unless of course you have conquered that. Good luck.
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The test is the hardest thing I have ever done.  Prior to becoming a nurse, I was in the mental health field.  I took the GRE and breezed through it with and 1850 composite.  Hoever, I barely sqeeked by the NCLEX-RN.  However, I did not take a prep class, just good old fasioned learning.  There is no real way to prepare for it.  Just know everything.  Sorry.  Good luck
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I am in the same boat. I  did know of a school but can't remeber the name, but you pretty much had to be a LPN to go into nursing, and it also depends on the state you live in due to licencses policy. However, I suggest you take all prerequisites  check you local community college for online, or distance learning courses first then do clinicals when you are able to make the time.Try typing in RN training online see what happens! Good Luck.
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I'm taking my last final tomorrow and that will complete my 3rd semester. God willing, I will graduate in December. Nursing school is difficult, but not impossible. I am able to keep up while being a wife, mother of 2 and working part time. You have to be organized and disciplined. I just keep thinking of all the people I will be able to help in the future (and all the cute scrubs I get to wear).
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Take it one day at a time. \n\nTry not to fall behind. Keep up with your reading and take\ngood notes.\n\nMaybe form a study group. Compare notes with each other and offer encouragement.\n\nMy best friend is a nurse. The hardest part for her was learning the drugs. She had note cards she had to memorize. \n\nDon't be afraid to ask for help. You have trouble with anatomy or another  class, seek out a tutor before you get too far behind. \n\nTake advantage of any classes or sessions that offer help- like a class on how to study for science, etc. or, if the prof offers help. Go. Make your self known. It doesn't hurt to let the prof know you are interested in doing better. \n\nGood luck. You have chosen a very worthy profession.