Many future nurses feel a little knot in their stomach when they see “chemistry” on a prerequisite list. Maybe high school chemistry didn’t go well. Maybe it’s been years since you took a science class at all. You want to care for patients, and...
It’s the night before your first day of nursing school. Your scrubs are folded on the chair, your new stethoscope is in your bag, and your mind won’t stop asking questions. What if I can’t keep up? What if I hurt someone? Those nursing student fears...
Three nursing program websites will usually give you three slightly different lists of rules. One wants microbiology, another wants chemistry, and a third wants a lifespan psychology class you’ve never heard of. It’s easy to feel like you’re missing...
The country needs more nurses, so you might assume nursing programs are eager to take anyone who applies. Then you hear about students with solid grades who got waitlisted, or who applied two or three times before getting in. That gap can be confusing and a little...
Fifty questions in sixty minutes. That’s the TEAS science section, and for a lot of nursing applicants it’s the part that worries them most. If your A&P class was a while ago, or chemistry was never your favorite, you may not know where to start....
Over the next several years, there will be a significant increase in the demand for nurses in the United States. Even with the increase in demand, Nursing School Programs can be very competitive to get into. Many students want to get into their College’s Nursing...