Hey, so I know this video is 4 months old, but anyone who comes across this video later in life lemme give you some advice/ life lesson.... I took anatomy 1 THREE times. Yes 3........ now Anatomy 2 I got an A on the first try just because I finally found what study habits work for me. Know yes do you best in your science classes, but to me another thing that can boost your chance is passing the TEAS with flying colors. I personally passed mine with a 92 from studying my ass off. Oh lemme also say I go to USF which is in deed a medical school, so applying to that particular nursing school scared me. But I applied with a 3.52 GPA for both semesters (they had a fall entrance and also a spring) and hoped for the best. With the fact that my TEAS score was so high (I also had Deans list for 4 semesters in a row) I got in the fall semester.... I’m not saying everyone is going to have the same experience as me, but if you’re struggling with passing any of your classes just know it took me 3 times to pass Anatomy 1 and I STILL got into nursing school.
I totally agree with this comment. I also took A&P 101 (3x) as well but passed all 3x, I just liked the class and kept retaking it to see how high I could bump that grade up (91% end grade). A&P 102 2x (98.7%) end grade. Biology (2x @ 98%). Done across two different in-person schools + one online school (Sophia) that was/is offering all their courses for free till July 31, 2020. Did biology via Sophia just for the practice prior to the actual face-to-face biology course that actually counted. So one tip I would add, is don't be afraid to go to an online university, or duel enrolling into another school to get skills or knowledge prior to the actual course that counts. Even if you don't transfer them into your school... those courses will help you get a higher grade in the course that DOES matter.
Thank you for this info. This gives me hope, I have a few questions if you don’t mind... did you get in the dean’s list with a 3.52 gpa in cc? Also, how long did you prepare for the TEAS?
I know this comment is old but I’m desperate. I got a B in both Anatomy and Physiology and might retake 1 or both of them. Any advice on how to get a TEAS score as high as yours? Books? Study guides? I got a measly 72 on the TEAS and it’s ruined things for me😪
Hi I’m a freshman attending FAU, I’m currently a health science major I want to be a PA. Do you have any other advice that you wish you would’ve known during your undergrad journey?
TAKE ANATOMY AMD CHEMISTRY/ MICRO. It will give you an amazing insight as what you’re gonna get into. I’ve never taken an anatomy class before college and it kicked my ASS. I’m taking chemistry next. Never even taken biology so pray for me 😂
Just got my CNA and applying for ABSN programs now. CNA is a great way to start applying what you are learning and if you plan to climb the ladder will make you a better nurse, BSN, NP or anything! You'll appreciate the help and it can only better your patient interactions.
Hey guys I’m in my second semester of actual nursing classes and all I can tell you is that dedication is key. Nursing school is hard and there’s no ifs, ands or buts about. Even the most book smart people on campus struggle because not everything in nursing is in a book. U have to have a PASSION for it or you’ll be wasting your money.
I just got accepted into Duke’s Accelerated BSN program. Your videos really helped me while applying & I know they will be a great resource for me as a student nurse. Love your content 😭❤️
For my school’s nursing program admissions are calculated by 3 things. 1.) A&P grade which counts for 25% of the admission process 2.) Teas score which counts for an additional 25% of admissions and 3.) GPA which had to be a 2.7 or higher to apply. Talking to my adviser at my school you would want a Teas score of 70 or higher (even though the national average is 53.3%) my school is the top ranked nursing program in CT so it’s super competitive. I’d definitely say for people applying soon 1.) make sure that A&P grade is good 2.) definitely study for the TEAS (if you’re broke like I was I recommend the TEAS Mastery: Test Version 6 app which is free) because studying will definitely help.
I’m currently in high school and I really want to be a nurse, but people keep telling me how hard it is and this just made me feel a lot better! You’re channel and this video is so extremely helpful and thank you so much for making them!😘
could you make a video on having to transfer to a new college for their nursing program?? there is so much competition especially between direct admits and competitive entry students and I am just curious about your different experiences!! thank you so much for these videos! i’m starting my freshman year of college in a week and i’m so grateful that I found this channel! these videos have truly helped and I am looking forward to my future as a nurse!!!
My state (North Carolina) requires you to have a CNA license before you can apply to an RN program. Which, I actually like that being that I worked as a CNA before deciding to go to nursing school. It certainly gives you an inside and unique perspective of things going into it.
I’m in pre nursing right now and just got my books, I start in 2 weeks and im already stressing about getting into nursing. I have to put in my app by September so I only have one semester of pre nursing. I plan on putting in an app to medical assisting as well as a back up Incase I don’t get in but I want to get into nursing soooo bad. I’m so nervous and your videos are great I really love them!! They’ve been helping me prepare!
I will be applying this fall! Just finished taking the TEAS which was quite stressful. Im in the Bay Area and a lot of schools here go by a point system. They mainly go by gpa, teas or HESI score, experience, military status and if you speak another language. Generally speaking the schools I’ve looked at only go by that and some schools says there “tie breaker” is science gpa or overall gpa. I’ve talked with a few counselors and they say to focus on those science classes and the science section on the teas. And on top of that not many schools do in person interviews before they make there decision:/
I'm a California resident just trying my best to get accepted into one of the nursing schools TT_TT It sucks how there's a nursing shortage as well as impaction for all the nursing programs in CA...
@@lordfarquaad1701 I applied to a nursing school at this private university. Admission results come out beginning of May! Really hoping I get in because I really like the uni, so fingers crossed! If I don't get in, I'll try my hand at applying to several other public uni's next sem
Yea, i got a 77.6% on my teas, 3.75 gpa in science, overall gpa 3.65, military as an Air Force 4N0 medic, 1st gen college student, and im in a spot where i highly doubt any CSU will take me just cause my teas isn’t 85%+ and a 3.8gpa+. Im trying private college but need to bring my teas to an 80…Cali is no joke for BSN programs.
I was in a LPN program starting off in my journey and I wasn’t able to continue through with that. I had decided to take my chances for getting my RN (associate) and I think regardless of which program your in ADN or LPN I had just a little taste of what it was like nursing school in general and I’m glad to say that I wasn’t in my RN program and having to sit out and that I am able to take my chances at being able to take my science class for the first time because now I have a better chance at getting into a program
Hey everyone... I've been devoting my time to become a nurse and I hate to admit I'm struggling and have resorted to watching Nurse Nook's videos. They've inspired me to do better. A little about myself is that I'm a twin and we grew up with a single mother who had us at the age of 17... I'm the oldest (21) I feel the same way as her, but having to cope with the fact that I might fail and not make it into nursing, which is my passion and the only thing I have in life that pushes me to keep pushing and make something of myself. What I also want to introduce to everyone as well is that I received a gunshot wound to my left shoulder on December 20, 2019, while being out at the bars in Georgia. While I was trying to leave with some friends I witness a girl I knew and was out with being punched in the face by an assailant that was acquainted with the guy that shot me. I feel that I hate admitting that I'm struggling with my pre-requisites classes with a low GPA, but I guess we all have to start somewhere huh. I've taken Anatomy 1 (retaking still working on), Chemistry 1151K (Received a B), Psychology (received a C I need to retake after watching this video)… then I still have one Chemistry class left and two anatomy classes... Are there any suggestions about the exact pre-requisites I should most definitely focus on? Again as you read this you may think what kind guy is this... look I grew up poor and no guidance and not knowing my actual father. I'm on my own I'm a hard worker. I go to school and work. I've never tried to cause problems with anyone I don't like resorting to violence. Even after being shot I continue to go to school cause I come from nothing and want to be the first in my family graduate. I want to be a beacon for my little brothers and sisters to look up to me and be able to show them if I can do it they can too. If anyone could help me I'd truly appreciate it... I attend Georgia State University, which is a very competitive campus with a 3.8 GPA requirement to be competitive for the nursing program. I've looked into Georgia Gwinnett College where I got in touch with an advisor who does nursing applications and their requirement is 2.5 GPA and above but is going to a school that isn't as competitive could affect whether you get a job or apply for certain hospitals? I spoke to advisement at my campus they suggested I change my major to Exercise Science, but I have no interest in that and my dream is to become a Travel Registered Nurse.
Really needed this video I’m currently a second year sophomore due to me doing poorly in a few science courses. I even convinced myself that I needed to change my major. But I’m not I see myself in nursing and I am determined to get to my career Thank you for this video
Hey Alexis!! I’m only 15 and I’ll be starting my prereqs really soon!! Your videos inspire me to make the best out of my nursing journey. I really appreciate the effort and information you put into your vids. Please keep them coming. We need more people with your experience helping us beginners out!! Thanks again☺️
If you are 15 and are starting your prereqs, take them very seriously. You definitely don’t want to retake them when you graduate HS. They are going to be challenging, especially A&P but study hard!
Wow, you’re only 15 and starting your prerequisites, that’s great!! Some advice that I will leave with you is always do your best & never think that you are not worth it because no one is better than the next person. Anything is possible. ✨
I know you probably won’t see this. It’s midnight and I’m thinking about all of my career options. I’m going to be a junior in high school this year and I’m still looking into what degree of nursing I want to get. I just wanted to let you know that you are helping sooo many young adults like me find and pursue a career that will change our lives forever. I just found your channel and I’ve been watching it for about three hours now. Keep up the good work and I hope that you continue making videos to inspire other like me❣️
I’ll be reapplying to my state school and applying out of state! Retaking microbio to boost my GPA, and wishing for the best! 🤞🏼 Thanks for all your helpful videos!
Hi!!!! 🙋❤️ I got A's on AP 1&2, Microbiology, Chemistry, and Math for Nursing. I had to take the KAPLAN exam and was only granted one extra try after failing the first time. Sadly I exhausted my attempts, and as much as my advisor wanted to have me she told me it's important to not have all your eggs in one basket. 😥 Now I am looking to transfer to somewhere else, where I'll likely take the HESI or ATI TEAS. I also hold a non-nursing BA degree, and I would love to get into an accelerated program. However, I do work and I need the income. I am determined that I'll get into a nursing program! Just hopeful that'll pass the entrance exam since I get nervous when I take tests. 😖
I can totally relate! I have pretty good grades. All A’s and a couple B’s but I am a nervous wreck when it comes to test taking. I’m taking the teas in 3 days, I also work full time and will be applying for programs that start fall 2020. Praying for you that you get accepted somewhere soon!
Hey girll!!! You have been such a big motivation to me!❤️ i will be starting nursing school on aug. 26th i had to take the NLN-PAX exam and passed and am sooo nervous and excited at the same time!! I love your videos🥰 and just wanna stop by and say THANK YOU!!
I’m from So Cal, I’ll be taking the teas in 3 days and I am stressed out af! Will also be applying in the next few months for fall 2020. I think everyone deserves a chance and schools should consider looking at the student as a whole. I’m applying to 6 cal states ranging from Sacramento to San Diego. Crossing my fingers, one will accept me. I’ve attended a few nursing info sessions. Some very helpful given by staff who review applications and others by interns who literally read off the website (waste of time). Second biggest stressor after the TEAS? I’m waitlisted for Micro which is the last class I need!! Jesus help me lol.
Guys, make sure to check with you respective institution before taking advice from this video. Some colleges wont allow you to retake pre-reqs, while others allow one retake. Also, if you're planning on transfering, make sure to check your desired institution's course equivalencies.
Minimum TEAS score for my school was 58.7% and I scored 65.3% my overall gpa is 3.5 and science gpa is 3.08. The gpa for science was required at least a 2.75.
I think it’s common to fail or get a bad score in your A&P- most colleges will immediate make you take a second level BIO class without setting you to a basic so make sure you watch out!!!
I'm taking my pre-requisites but decided to also take an American Sign Language class to add into my admissions essay and to be able to fully communicate with patients in the future...I'm taking 7 classes next semester and going in motivated...I hope I make it
Thank you so much for being you and putting out bomb ass videos! I'm in A&P2 now preparing for nursing school next year and I am so glad I stumbled upon your channel. Except for now I am binge watching instead of studying where all the veins and arteries are in the body! Lol! Love you so much already, and you are gorgeous!!!
My school doesn’t have an entrance exam. It’s all in the GPA. My very first semester of college in pre-nursing I got an F in Anatomy. Came back three semesters later and bagged an A 😄 Hoping to apply soon 🤞🏼
ugh, I'm so excited, I'm gonna have cna license by the end of my senior year in high school!! Can't wait until I can start the process of becoming an rn!!
This is such a helpful video! Thoughts on getting your CNA license and not actually having a ton of time practicing in the field? Like is getting the license enough of a statement or do they need to see some service hours?
For many schools,you get points for having a health field license: CNA, MA, phlebotomist, etc. And then you get additional points for having the work experience in health field. E.g. 5 points for license + 5 points for work experience. Hope that helps.
Nurse life Rn!!!! I love there stories amazing. Like reading everyone nurse experience just makes it so exciting for the journey of me becoming thee future Registered nurse
I agree completely with getting a cna license if you can. I start pre read this month and I have my cna and have been working in pediatrics for a year now and it’s been amazing experience and I really feel like it’s going to benefit from it
Kathy for my job specifically it’s definitely not easy. I have 17 patients a day with 8 showers each day and my pediatric patients aren’t physically able to do anything for themselves the majority of the time. You do get violent patients in too. The work is hard and you don’t get paid anything for everything you do, but that being said I’m in love with pediatrics and wouldn’t have chosen a different career path any other way. I love my babies so much like they are my own and I protect them and take care of them with my life. It’s amazing and beautiful to see all the things they are able to do when their bodies make it impossible. I’m so happy with my career and I can’t wait to be a nurse. I’m wanting to get into the nicu eventually and soon I’m getting my pct and working in a pediatric hospital.
I got a 96 in A&P 1 and a 93 in A&P 2, I’m currently taking micro and so nervous. We have to have a lot of blood drawn during our application process, does anyone else have to get blood work drawn?
I’ve been waiting for this video! I’m 16 and I’m a junior in high school. And I actually commented on one of your videos about nursing school and what advice you have or any tips on getting into nursing school. I’m in my healthcare class at my school and my teacher was a nursing professor so I’m always asking her questions😂 thank you for this video!!❤️❤️ love you!
I got an A in my A&P 1 class I have one more class to take needed for nursing school then I will take the TEAS this Fall. Very excited. I love your videos 😊
Anna Peterson I took this class during the Summer semester, I just finished. (I do not recommend but it’s doable if you sacrifice your time for studying day and night). My professor never had powerpoints or slides. All she had was her knowledge. So she would just talk and teach. Never write on the board or use any slides. She only used the board to draw diagrams. We were not even allowed to record her but whatever she was talking about was always on the exams. I made sure to take really good notes and not be afraid to ask her to repeat herself. Don’t be shy, put yourself out there. Take good notes! Also I went to class every single day and 30 minutes early especially for lab to study the skeleton and bone markings as well as other anatomical models. You do not want to miss not a single minute of this class because there is so much information that you can miss. It’s very important to be in class. I also participated a lot and prepared beforehand. I studied my notes after every class and studied any handouts she gave. I also watched TH-cam videos if I got burnt out from reading only. I would suggest watching the TH-cam video first then read second. Videos tend to simplify things and help you understand. Make sure to study every night for your exams a week or so prior. If you have any questions, email your professor and DONT BE AFRAID TO ASK FOR HELP!! Good luck to you!!!
Just got my cna license! Also still taking my prereqs for the nursing program, my instructor from my cna course told me that programs are going to be heading towards the applicants who have cna license just because everything is so impacted that I think it’s going to now become a requirement. There’s many cna programs that accept the age of 16+, good luck to you all
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Thank you so much for this video 😭 I’m currently taking my last semester of pre-reqs, my program requires a 2.5 gpa & I currently hold a 3.05 & I’ve gotten B’s in all my science courses I’ve taken thus far but I was still skeptical about applying because the program is really competitive... this video could not come at a better time 😭❤️❤️ I’m deff gonna go for it & apply when the time comes. Thank you thank you thank you! ❤️
Nursing Gee Hi there. I got Bs in my Anatomy & Physiology and Micro. I applied for the nursing program at my school and didn’t get in. It is really competitive. My counselor suggested I take a few extra classes and get As to help get me extra points (my college goes by a point system) I unfortunately can’t retake any of my sciences and shoot for As cuz my college only allows you to retake classes you fail. So even though I scored a 72 on the TEAS (above the 65 required) I’m going to retake it for more points. Yes definitely go for it! Keep applying and you will get accepted! Don’t let anything/anyone intimidate you. I’m not giving up even if my chances seem slim.
Sonia Bernal thanks, I’ve already started doing some slight studying and refresher courses for math & English. I’m going to try to aim for and 80 or above to higher my chances. I’ll be posting a video soon actually on how I’ve been preparing if you wanna watch you can always subscribe ❤️ I don’t have my heart 100% set on getting in on the first try so I’ll deff keep trying. Hope you get in the next time around girl ❤️❤️ you got this ✨
Would you recommend taking anatomy 1 and microbiology at the same time? I’m looking to apply as soon as possible and need to hurry and complete my pre reqs 😩
I took anatomy 1 and micro at the same time. I regrettttt it. It definitely wasn’t easy and micro took up most of my study time. Just make sure you have good time management. I recommend taking anatomy and micro different semesters tho since they tend to be hard core.
Hey, I just wanted to know if I get into nursing school without prerequisites? I didn't know I was interested in going to nursing school until a few months ago I didn't take maths, bio, physics or chemistry, is there any other way to complete the prerequisites needed for nursing school?? Welp lmao
I am disappointed that I would love for her to give available for closed captions and I just hoping that you read my comment to turn the captions on because I LOVE your vlogs!
Hey , I currently have a 2.74 gpa . And my I’m taking my prerequisites in the fall and the application in November . The way they grade you is 50% the gpa and 50% the test and the minimum gpa is 3.2
So I have a question. I know it may sound crazy but I genuinely don’t know and seems like there are quite a few knowledgeable people in these comments. I’ve just started my nursing journey, I am a cna now and I want to go to school for nursing. I want to do BSN. But, do I need to do pre-nursing first? Or can I go straight into a BSN program?
I’m so stressed because I’ve gotten 2 B+ in Anatomy part one and two 😩😩 however the rest of my grades have been As 😔 I probably won’t get in to my program but I don’t wanna change my major. Any one else have the same experience???
Jennifer Gabino I had gotten and A- in A&P 1 then an A in part 2. Those are good grade but I have a C in English and B in Psychology 😩 so I’m scared that I won’t get in because of those grades.
I’m sure you’ll get into the nursing program, as long as you have a good science gpa. B+ is actually good. If not, you can change your major and go to an accelerated bsn program after you get a bachelors.
Just came across your video. So helpful. Am doing a Caregiving Course and would like to advance to Nursing with Age Care still yet to decide. Thank you for the tips
Hey! Would previous volunteering hospitals/hospices be valuable as well? Thanks so much for all the tips you're giving, been really helpful in making my decision.
lifewithlalla volunteer work is always great (: check with your school to see what their requirements are. They’ll usually state what they count that helps get in like experience working in a healthcare setting and sometimes volunteering too
lifewithlalla Volunteering at hospitals is very VALUABLE. it was very valuable for me. i volunteered as soon as i started junior year if high school and the hospital payed for everything for me to go on the medical field. EVERYTHING. volunteering was the best decision i ever made
lifewithlalla It depends on the program/university, but I know that my university counts volunteering or health-related work experience. You’d have to look at the application specifically
And Also My school Has this LVN program I was going to do that next fall semester and then bridge to RN with the same school is that a good idea as well ? Because I didn’t want to go straight to any bachelors
How long should you wait to sign up for the TEAS or Hesi exam? Do you do it as soon as you get into college or do you wait until you have all your classes done?
If get a 67% in chemistry and 74% in biology in high school but I get a really good mark in anatomy and physiology in university and then apply for nursing, will they look at my bad high school marks??? Anyone know?
Once you start college you'll be in pre-nursing (pre reqs to get into the actual nursing program) so basically if your college does pre-nursing you'll have a chance to get better grades in chem and biology. highschool grades dont really matter, your school is looking at your pre-nursing grades a lot more! so try and get more A's and B's!!
I’m literally so scared I won’t get accepted to a nursing school cause I’m applying next month and I have NO volunteer experience ! Especially these last few months cus of rona ):
Anthony De-O'leo Pretty sure the HESI is more difficult than the TEAs. I’m only guessing because for my university, you take the TEAs as a requirement for the nursing program (before even being accepted), then you do HESI practice during the program. I’ve taken the TEAs twice, got 92.7 the first time, wanted to score even higher but got around an 81 the second time. I can definitely say it isn’t as bad as people make it out to be, but you have to know A&P very well, AND have very good reading comprehension skills. I had confidence in my reading comp. but the passages can be extremely tricky. For example, it will give you a short passage, then ask you “Which of these best describes the main idea?” But all of the choices will sound correct. But to answer your question, no, I believe the tests are different.
Hey! Does retaking pre reqs hurt GPA? I’ll need to retake gen org chem and biology. Both of these classes were taking in 2020 in corona times. Didn’t do so well in both classes but I passed! Im scared that I won’t be accepted, any advice?
As someone who got into 2 nursing programs this is SOLID advice.
Start at 4:55 thank me later!!🤪
Jesus Christ, you are not kidding. Almost half the video was an advertisement!! LOL
Brian Galvan right!!!😭🤣
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Hey, so I know this video is 4 months old, but anyone who comes across this video later in life lemme give you some advice/ life lesson.... I took anatomy 1 THREE times. Yes 3........ now Anatomy 2 I got an A on the first try just because I finally found what study habits work for me. Know yes do you best in your science classes, but to me another thing that can boost your chance is passing the TEAS with flying colors. I personally passed mine with a 92 from studying my ass off. Oh lemme also say I go to USF which is in deed a medical school, so applying to that particular nursing school scared me. But I applied with a 3.52 GPA for both semesters (they had a fall entrance and also a spring) and hoped for the best. With the fact that my TEAS score was so high (I also had Deans list for 4 semesters in a row) I got in the fall semester.... I’m not saying everyone is going to have the same experience as me, but if you’re struggling with passing any of your classes just know it took me 3 times to pass Anatomy 1 and I STILL got into nursing school.
I totally agree with this comment.
I also took A&P 101 (3x) as well but passed all 3x, I just liked the class and kept retaking it to see how high I could bump that grade up (91% end grade). A&P 102 2x (98.7%) end grade. Biology (2x @ 98%). Done across two different in-person schools + one online school (Sophia) that was/is offering all their courses for free till July 31, 2020.
Did biology via Sophia just for the practice prior to the actual face-to-face biology course that actually counted. So one tip I would add, is don't be afraid to go to an online university, or duel enrolling into another school to get skills or knowledge prior to the actual course that counts. Even if you don't transfer them into your school... those courses will help you get a higher grade in the course that DOES matter.
Thank you for this info. This gives me hope, I have a few questions if you don’t mind... did you get in the dean’s list with a 3.52 gpa in cc? Also, how long did you prepare for the TEAS?
What did you do to do better in anatomy? I have a bad professor and he’s the only one
I know this comment is old but I’m desperate. I got a B in both Anatomy and Physiology and might retake 1 or both of them. Any advice on how to get a TEAS score as high as yours? Books? Study guides? I got a measly 72 on the TEAS and it’s ruined things for me😪
Hi I’m a freshman attending FAU, I’m currently a health science major I want to be a PA. Do you have any other advice that you wish you would’ve known during your undergrad journey?
Do a video about things you could do in highschool that can help you in the future to become a nurse
Yes please!
YESSS
I have one on my channel!
TAKE ANATOMY AMD CHEMISTRY/ MICRO. It will give you an amazing insight as what you’re gonna get into. I’ve never taken an anatomy class before college and it kicked my ASS. I’m taking chemistry next. Never even taken biology so pray for me 😂
Take relevant classes, pay attention, and volunteer
Video starts at 5:00 🕔
Just got my CNA and applying for ABSN programs now. CNA is a great way to start applying what you are learning and if you plan to climb the ladder will make you a better nurse, BSN, NP or anything! You'll appreciate the help and it can only better your patient interactions.
Proudly a nurse..
Nurses ROCK !!
Hey guys I’m in my second semester of actual nursing classes and all I can tell you is that dedication is key. Nursing school is hard and there’s no ifs, ands or buts about. Even the most book smart people on campus struggle because not everything in nursing is in a book. U have to have a PASSION for it or you’ll be wasting your money.
I just got accepted into Duke’s Accelerated BSN program. Your videos really helped me while applying & I know they will be a great resource for me as a student nurse. Love your content 😭❤️
That’s awesome duke is a good school !!
Itzel Marie Thank You!!
Omg CONGRATS
Rikesha Watson thank you!!
Congrats girl! That’s amazing
I just got my acceptance letter after 3 tries! I am so nervous!!!
Ladi Gemini congrats!!!
Ladi Gemini Love the perseverance! Congrats!!
3rd times the charm! That’s awesome :) Congratulations girly!
Congrats!!!
Congrats!
I am proudly to say that I recently passed my CNA State Board Exams!!! I am officially certified :)!! Ooooof I could already see myself in scrubs lol!
good for you!! congrats!!! i remember when i had to do it and it was nerve recking, now I'm a PCT at a hospital and im so happy .
I got a B is A&P 1, an A in A&P 2 and an A in Biology. Thankfully 😩
Edit: I start my actual Nursing classes on Aug. 19th 🥴 I’m nervous but excited ‼️
Go baby!!!! Congrats!!!
How is it so far?
Goodluck!!!
I’m probably playing this field ztrip o9ppSaAZ9”lllplppp
Congrats. Your steps ahead of me. I can’t wait till I can hold an acceptable letter in my hands.
For my school’s nursing program admissions are calculated by 3 things. 1.) A&P grade which counts for 25% of the admission process 2.) Teas score which counts for an additional 25% of admissions and 3.) GPA which had to be a 2.7 or higher to apply. Talking to my adviser at my school you would want a Teas score of 70 or higher (even though the national average is 53.3%) my school is the top ranked nursing program in CT so it’s super competitive. I’d definitely say for people applying soon 1.) make sure that A&P grade is good 2.) definitely study for the TEAS (if you’re broke like I was I recommend the TEAS Mastery: Test Version 6 app which is free) because studying will definitely help.
Thank you guys for the advice!! 🙌🏽
which school is this?? I’m from ct and looking for a school 😭
I’m currently in high school and I really want to be a nurse, but people keep telling me how hard it is and this just made me feel a lot better! You’re channel and this video is so extremely helpful and thank you so much for making them!😘
could you make a video on having to transfer to a new college for their nursing program?? there is so much competition especially between direct admits and competitive entry students and I am just curious about your different experiences!!
thank you so much for these videos! i’m starting my freshman year of college in a week and i’m so grateful that I found this channel! these videos have truly helped and I am looking forward to my future as a nurse!!!
Finishing my pre reqs now ..will apply to RN program in October 🙏🏾
Diamond Lu me too! Good luck 💕
I ended up getting into RN and LPN. But i'm actually finishing up LPN program now lol graduate in August '21
@@diamondlu7203 how was it????!
@@jameciarobinson5210 Hello, it was tough but just need prayer and dedication and get close to your classmates.
My state (North Carolina) requires you to have a CNA license before you can apply to an RN program. Which, I actually like that being that I worked as a CNA before deciding to go to nursing school. It certainly gives you an inside and unique perspective of things going into it.
If I obtain a cna license am I more guaranteed to enter into a nursing program to become a RN?
@@ellarose423 nothings guaranteed
I’m in pre nursing right now and just got my books, I start in 2 weeks and im already stressing about getting into nursing. I have to put in my app by September so I only have one semester of pre nursing. I plan on putting in an app to medical assisting as well as a back up Incase I don’t get in but I want to get into nursing soooo bad. I’m so nervous and your videos are great I really love them!! They’ve been helping me prepare!
I will be applying this fall! Just finished taking the TEAS which was quite stressful. Im in the Bay Area and a lot of schools here go by a point system. They mainly go by gpa, teas or HESI score, experience, military status and if you speak another language. Generally speaking the schools I’ve looked at only go by that and some schools says there “tie breaker” is science gpa or overall gpa. I’ve talked with a few counselors and they say to focus on those science classes and the science section on the teas. And on top of that not many schools do in person interviews before they make there decision:/
Carolyn Lennon o
I'm a California resident just trying my best to get accepted into one of the nursing schools TT_TT It sucks how there's a nursing shortage as well as impaction for all the nursing programs in CA...
@@Belle-fk7lp update?
@@lordfarquaad1701 I applied to a nursing school at this private university. Admission results come out beginning of May! Really hoping I get in because I really like the uni, so fingers crossed! If I don't get in, I'll try my hand at applying to several other public uni's next sem
Yea, i got a 77.6% on my teas, 3.75 gpa in science, overall gpa 3.65, military as an Air Force 4N0 medic, 1st gen college student, and im in a spot where i highly doubt any CSU will take me just cause my teas isn’t 85%+ and a 3.8gpa+. Im trying private college but need to bring my teas to an 80…Cali is no joke for BSN programs.
Omg thank you so much for the advice! I’m so happy that I have my CNA certificate already! I just graduated high school and I’m moving on to LPN😊
I was in a LPN program starting off in my journey and I wasn’t able to continue through with that. I had decided to take my chances for getting my RN (associate) and I think regardless of which program your in ADN or LPN I had just a little taste of what it was like nursing school in general and I’m glad to say that I wasn’t in my RN program and having to sit out and that I am able to take my chances at being able to take my science class for the first time because now I have a better chance at getting into a program
my school makes it to where if you fail any science prerequisite within 5 years of applying you are automatically denied...
I’m currently starting my 1st year of college this 26th of August and graduate from my cna program on August 19th!! Gods Plan..
Hey everyone... I've been devoting my time to become a nurse and I hate to admit I'm struggling and have resorted to watching Nurse Nook's videos. They've inspired me to do better. A little about myself is that I'm a twin and we grew up with a single mother who had us at the age of 17... I'm the oldest (21) I feel the same way as her, but having to cope with the fact that I might fail and not make it into nursing, which is my passion and the only thing I have in life that pushes me to keep pushing and make something of myself. What I also want to introduce to everyone as well is that I received a gunshot wound to my left shoulder on December 20, 2019, while being out at the bars in Georgia. While I was trying to leave with some friends I witness a girl I knew and was out with being punched in the face by an assailant that was acquainted with the guy that shot me. I feel that I hate admitting that I'm struggling with my pre-requisites classes with a low GPA, but I guess we all have to start somewhere huh. I've taken Anatomy 1 (retaking still working on), Chemistry 1151K (Received a B), Psychology (received a C I need to retake after watching this video)… then I still have one Chemistry class left and two anatomy classes... Are there any suggestions about the exact pre-requisites I should most definitely focus on? Again as you read this you may think what kind guy is this... look I grew up poor and no guidance and not knowing my actual father. I'm on my own I'm a hard worker. I go to school and work. I've never tried to cause problems with anyone I don't like resorting to violence. Even after being shot I continue to go to school cause I come from nothing and want to be the first in my family graduate. I want to be a beacon for my little brothers and sisters to look up to me and be able to show them if I can do it they can too. If anyone could help me I'd truly appreciate it... I attend Georgia State University, which is a very competitive campus with a 3.8 GPA requirement to be competitive for the nursing program. I've looked into Georgia Gwinnett College where I got in touch with an advisor who does nursing applications and their requirement is 2.5 GPA and above but is going to a school that isn't as competitive could affect whether you get a job or apply for certain hospitals? I spoke to advisement at my campus they suggested I change my major to Exercise Science, but I have no interest in that and my dream is to become a Travel Registered Nurse.
Did you make it?
I applied today in Maryland
Really needed this video I’m currently a second year sophomore due to me doing poorly in a few science courses. I even convinced myself that I needed to change my major. But I’m not I see myself in nursing and I am determined to get to my career
Thank you for this video
Naomi F. And I Can Help You With Studying Your Prereqs 🤷🏽♀️❤️
@Ruru no I changed my major my heart was in it
Hey Alexis!! I’m only 15 and I’ll be starting my prereqs really soon!! Your videos inspire me to make the best out of my nursing journey. I really appreciate the effort and information you put into your vids. Please keep them coming. We need more people with your experience helping us beginners out!! Thanks again☺️
If you are 15 and are starting your prereqs, take them very seriously. You definitely don’t want to retake them when you graduate HS. They are going to be challenging, especially A&P but study hard!
Lauren Hills BSN, RN I actually already graduated Highschool. But thanks for the tip!
LeiLawni Stovall wow! So how old will you be when you finish nursing school?
Lauren Hills BSN, RN I think 18
Wow, you’re only 15 and starting your prerequisites, that’s great!! Some advice that I will leave with you is always do your best & never think that you are not worth it because no one is better than the next person. Anything is possible. ✨
I know you probably won’t see this. It’s midnight and I’m thinking about all of my career options. I’m going to be a junior in high school this year and I’m still looking into what degree of nursing I want to get. I just wanted to let you know that you are helping sooo many young adults like me find and pursue a career that will change our lives forever. I just found your channel and I’ve been watching it for about three hours now. Keep up the good work and I hope that you continue making videos to inspire other like me❣️
I’ll be reapplying to my state school and applying out of state! Retaking microbio to boost my GPA, and wishing for the best! 🤞🏼 Thanks for all your helpful videos!
Hi!!!! 🙋❤️
I got A's on AP 1&2, Microbiology, Chemistry, and Math for Nursing. I had to take the KAPLAN exam and was only granted one extra try after failing the first time. Sadly I exhausted my attempts, and as much as my advisor wanted to have me she told me it's important to not have all your eggs in one basket. 😥 Now I am looking to transfer to somewhere else, where I'll likely take the HESI or ATI TEAS. I also hold a non-nursing BA degree, and I would love to get into an accelerated program. However, I do work and I need the income.
I am determined that I'll get into a nursing program! Just hopeful that'll pass the entrance exam since I get nervous when I take tests. 😖
I can totally relate! I have pretty good grades. All A’s and a couple B’s but I am a nervous wreck when it comes to test taking. I’m taking the teas in 3 days, I also work full time and will be applying for programs that start fall 2020. Praying for you that you get accepted somewhere soon!
@@jessicar3256 thank you! Praying for you as well, girl! 🙏
You can do it! don't give up!!
@@Glad_I_Could_Help thanks! we're all going to make it!
Maybe try LPN 2 RN?
Nice video ❤
Wish I saw it earlier before taking my exam several times I ended up purchasing it online for $500 lol I needed it ASAP
Hey girll!!! You have been such a big motivation to me!❤️ i will be starting nursing school on aug. 26th i had to take the NLN-PAX exam and passed and am sooo nervous and excited at the same time!! I love your videos🥰 and just wanna stop by and say THANK YOU!!
Congrats
Thank you!
2 years later your videos still have the best quality
I’m from So Cal, I’ll be taking the teas in 3 days and I am stressed out af! Will also be applying in the next few months for fall 2020. I think everyone deserves a chance and schools should consider looking at the student as a whole. I’m applying to 6 cal states ranging from Sacramento to San Diego. Crossing my fingers, one will accept me. I’ve attended a few nursing info sessions. Some very helpful given by staff who review applications and others by interns who literally read off the website (waste of time). Second biggest stressor after the TEAS? I’m waitlisted for Micro which is the last class I need!! Jesus help me lol.
Guys, make sure to check with you respective institution before taking advice from this video. Some colleges wont allow you to retake pre-reqs, while others allow one retake. Also, if you're planning on transfering, make sure to check your desired institution's course equivalencies.
Omg thank you for this video, I been having second thoughts on becoming an RN. I am currently taking some of the basic requisites😵 Pray for me 🙌🏼
Get an F instead of passing with a C+... I passed A&P with B- and B and becuase i passed many schools won’t accept me if I retake 😭😭😭
Minimum TEAS score for my school was 58.7% and I scored 65.3% my overall gpa is 3.5 and science gpa is 3.08. The gpa for science was required at least a 2.75.
I think it’s common to fail or get a bad score in your A&P- most colleges will immediate make you take a second level BIO class without setting you to a basic so make sure you watch out!!!
I'm taking my pre-requisites but decided to also take an American Sign Language class to add into my admissions essay and to be able to fully communicate with patients in the future...I'm taking 7 classes next semester and going in motivated...I hope I make it
Thank you so much for being you and putting out bomb ass videos! I'm in A&P2 now preparing for nursing school next year and I am so glad I stumbled upon your channel. Except for now I am binge watching instead of studying where all the veins and arteries are in the body! Lol! Love you so much already, and you are gorgeous!!!
My school doesn’t have an entrance exam. It’s all in the GPA. My very first semester of college in pre-nursing I got an F in Anatomy. Came back three semesters later and bagged an A 😄 Hoping to apply soon 🤞🏼
I got into an accelerated program that’s 16 months (I already have my bachelors) in Orlando! I’m so excited to start in September
Congrats I'm trying to get into one of these programs!
Congrats!!! I already have a bachelors too and currently taking my prereqs I’m hoping to start next fall or spring
I am in one now ! It is the best choice i could’ve made
Tatiana Victoria Congrats!! Power to you!
Which school ?
The Kaplan Exam is also widely used for nursing school entry.
ugh, I'm so excited, I'm gonna have cna license by the end of my senior year in high school!! Can't wait until I can start the process of becoming an rn!!
This is such a helpful video! Thoughts on getting your CNA license and not actually having a ton of time practicing in the field? Like is getting the license enough of a statement or do they need to see some service hours?
would really like to know too! I guess it would also be helpful to have if you want to work while getting your degree
My school just wants to see proof of the cna license
For many schools,you get points for having a health field license: CNA, MA, phlebotomist, etc. And then you get additional points for having the work experience in health field. E.g. 5 points for license + 5 points for work experience.
Hope that helps.
@@igotsmallpeepe would it matter if your cna license has expired or not ?
@@domoniquespellman770 I am not sure. I don’t have my license yet.
Nurse life Rn!!!! I love there stories amazing. Like reading everyone nurse experience just makes it so exciting for the journey of me becoming thee future Registered nurse
I agree completely with getting a cna license if you can. I start pre read this month and I have my cna and have been working in pediatrics for a year now and it’s been amazing experience and I really feel like it’s going to benefit from it
Kayla H I was thinking of doing the same route as you, getting my CNA license first(: how is it like being a CNA honestly?
Kathy for my job specifically it’s definitely not easy. I have 17 patients a day with 8 showers each day and my pediatric patients aren’t physically able to do anything for themselves the majority of the time. You do get violent patients in too. The work is hard and you don’t get paid anything for everything you do, but that being said I’m in love with pediatrics and wouldn’t have chosen a different career path any other way. I love my babies so much like they are my own and I protect them and take care of them with my life. It’s amazing and beautiful to see all the things they are able to do when their bodies make it impossible. I’m so happy with my career and I can’t wait to be a nurse. I’m wanting to get into the nicu eventually and soon I’m getting my pct and working in a pediatric hospital.
Seize the day....don't dwell on the future, enjoy the moment you're in now 😍
I got a 96 in A&P 1 and a 93 in A&P 2, I’m currently taking micro and so nervous. We have to have a lot of blood drawn during our application process, does anyone else have to get blood work drawn?
I’ve been waiting for this video! I’m 16 and I’m a junior in high school. And I actually commented on one of your videos about nursing school and what advice you have or any tips on getting into nursing school. I’m in my healthcare class at my school and my teacher was a nursing professor so I’m always asking her questions😂 thank you for this video!!❤️❤️ love you!
I apply this fall so I greatly appreciate this video 🙏🏾❤️💯
Good luck girl❤I hope u get into nursing school❤
Kareenkk Simms thank you ❤️❤️❤️
I got an A in my A&P 1 class I have one more class to take needed for nursing school then I will take the TEAS this Fall. Very excited. I love your videos 😊
Rita Bos howd you study to get your A?
Anna Peterson I took this class during the Summer semester, I just finished. (I do not recommend but it’s doable if you sacrifice your time for studying day and night). My professor never had powerpoints or slides. All she had was her knowledge. So she would just talk and teach. Never write on the board or use any slides. She only used the board to draw diagrams. We were not even allowed to record her but whatever she was talking about was always on the exams. I made sure to take really good notes and not be afraid to ask her to repeat herself. Don’t be shy, put yourself out there. Take good notes! Also I went to class every single day and 30 minutes early especially for lab to study the skeleton and bone markings as well as other anatomical models. You do not want to miss not a single minute of this class because there is so much information that you can miss. It’s very important to be in class. I also participated a lot and prepared beforehand. I studied my notes after every class and studied any handouts she gave. I also watched TH-cam videos if I got burnt out from reading only. I would suggest watching the TH-cam video first then read second. Videos tend to simplify things and help you understand. Make sure to study every night for your exams a week or so prior. If you have any questions, email your professor and DONT BE AFRAID TO ASK FOR HELP!! Good luck to you!!!
They no longer accept students into nursing program if you had to retake any science class more than once
This video has been super informative. Thank you 😊 I’m starting nursing school in the fall
I’m 25. Ready to get into college and pursue nursing
Just got my cna license! Also still taking my prereqs for the nursing program, my instructor from my cna course told me that programs are going to be heading towards the applicants who have cna license just because everything is so impacted that I think it’s going to now become a requirement. There’s many cna programs that accept the age of 16+, good luck to you all
The waiting list is too long!! Some people in my class waited 3 years lol
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Bruh a 4 minute ad read cmon now
Thank you so much for this video 😭 I’m currently taking my last semester of pre-reqs, my program requires a 2.5 gpa & I currently hold a 3.05 & I’ve gotten B’s in all my science courses I’ve taken thus far but I was still skeptical about applying because the program is really competitive... this video could not come at a better time 😭❤️❤️ I’m deff gonna go for it & apply when the time comes. Thank you thank you thank you! ❤️
Nursing Gee Hi there. I got Bs in my Anatomy & Physiology and Micro. I applied for the nursing program at my school and didn’t get in. It is really competitive. My counselor suggested I take a few extra classes and get As to help get me extra points (my college goes by a point system) I unfortunately can’t retake any of my sciences and shoot for As cuz my college only allows you to retake classes you fail. So even though I scored a 72 on the TEAS (above the 65 required) I’m going to retake it for more points. Yes definitely go for it! Keep applying and you will get accepted! Don’t let anything/anyone intimidate you. I’m not giving up even if my chances seem slim.
Sonia Bernal thanks, I’ve already started doing some slight studying and refresher courses for math & English. I’m going to try to aim for and 80 or above to higher my chances. I’ll be posting a video soon actually on how I’ve been preparing if you wanna watch you can always subscribe ❤️ I don’t have my heart 100% set on getting in on the first try so I’ll deff keep trying. Hope you get in the next time around girl ❤️❤️ you got this ✨
@@gabrielarivera2893 did you get in?
me currently 😩 i have a 3.09 and Bs in a&p 1&2 and A in micro
@@herbieyawnsaiwest3036 I just took my teas in February & passed with an 82 & then I applied shortly after. I find out the end of this month 😬 lol
I would love to use this advice but the test for nursing school is replaced with a Zoom Interview this year due to Corona 😭
Would you recommend taking anatomy 1 and microbiology at the same time? I’m looking to apply as soon as possible and need to hurry and complete my pre reqs 😩
MarlishaJean nooooooo taking 2 sciences is dangerous:(
I took anatomy 1 and micro at the same time. I regrettttt it. It definitely wasn’t easy and micro took up most of my study time. Just make sure you have good time management. I recommend taking anatomy and micro different semesters tho since they tend to be hard core.
Hey, I just wanted to know if I get into nursing school without prerequisites? I didn't know I was interested in going to nursing school until a few months ago I didn't take maths, bio, physics or chemistry, is there any other way to complete the prerequisites needed for nursing school?? Welp lmao
I am disappointed that I would love for her to give available for closed captions and I just hoping that you read my comment to turn the captions on because I LOVE your vlogs!
Thank you for this video I’m glad I watched this video. Great video as always. Great advice as always.
what if i got a c in chemistry?
Hey , I currently have a 2.74 gpa . And my I’m taking my prerequisites in the fall and the application in November . The way they grade you is 50% the gpa and 50% the test and the minimum gpa is 3.2
Couldn't watch this one cause I'll be applying soon
Couldn't wait to watch I meant
Watching this as I prepare to apply tomorrow 😊
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Your skin is flawless. What makeup and lipstick are you wearing?
So I have a question. I know it may sound crazy but I genuinely don’t know and seems like there are quite a few knowledgeable people in these comments. I’ve just started my nursing journey, I am a cna now and I want to go to school for nursing. I want to do BSN. But, do I need to do pre-nursing first? Or can I go straight into a BSN program?
So what if I have my certification as a CNA and PHLEBOTOMIST . Will having both help my chances of getting in?
Yes
The program at my college is thinking about adding volunteer work to the application, so i think that would definitely boost chances!
I’m so stressed because I’ve gotten 2 B+ in Anatomy part one and two 😩😩 however the rest of my grades have been As 😔 I probably won’t get in to my program but I don’t wanna change my major. Any one else have the same experience???
Jennifer Gabino I had gotten and A- in A&P 1 then an A in part 2. Those are good grade but I have a C in English and B in Psychology 😩 so I’m scared that I won’t get in because of those grades.
Friend you can still get in with B's
Kyla Hill an A in anatomy is way more important than your english and psych grades!
I’m sure you’ll get into the nursing program, as long as you have a good science gpa. B+ is actually good. If not, you can change your major and go to an accelerated bsn program after you get a bachelors.
@@imaniwilliams6639 Thanks, I def been thinking about that as a backup!
I have my cna and phlebotomy license and i will be applying to nursing school next year around august
thankyou for doing this 🥺💓💓
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I just applied to my LVN-RN Bridge program 🙏🏽
Just came across your video. So helpful. Am doing a Caregiving Course and would like to advance to Nursing with Age Care still yet to decide. Thank you for the tips
Me as a high school senior not knowing what a prerequisite is😳
They’re classes you need to take before you apply for nursing school🙃!
Hey! Would previous volunteering hospitals/hospices be valuable as well? Thanks so much for all the tips you're giving, been really helpful in making my decision.
lifewithlalla volunteer work is always great (: check with your school to see what their requirements are. They’ll usually state what they count that helps get in like experience working in a healthcare setting and sometimes volunteering too
lifewithlalla Volunteering at hospitals is very VALUABLE. it was very valuable for me. i volunteered as soon as i started junior year if high school and the hospital payed for everything for me to go on the medical field. EVERYTHING. volunteering was the best decision i ever made
lifewithlalla It depends on the program/university, but I know that my university counts volunteering or health-related work experience. You’d have to look at the application specifically
And Also My school Has this LVN program I was going to do that next fall semester and then bridge to RN with the same school is that a good idea as well ? Because I didn’t want to go straight to any bachelors
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I got a B in gen chem 1 and D in gen chem 2. I plan on retaking gen chem 2, is there still a chance for me as a NYC student?
For everyone that got into nursing school what where your gpa?
How long should you wait to sign up for the TEAS or Hesi exam? Do you do it as soon as you get into college or do you wait until you have all your classes done?
If get a 67% in chemistry and 74% in biology in high school but I get a really good mark in anatomy and physiology in university and then apply for nursing, will they look at my bad high school marks??? Anyone know?
Gracie And Sam they probably won’t care if you’re getting an A in anatomy/ microbiology in college
Gracie And Sam only college grade matters
Once you start college you'll be in pre-nursing (pre reqs to get into the actual nursing program) so basically if your college does pre-nursing you'll have a chance to get better grades in chem and biology. highschool grades dont really matter, your school is looking at your pre-nursing grades a lot more! so try and get more A's and B's!!
Only your college grades will matter and yes they really care about that A&P grade and Teas score
So helpful thank you queen 💖
Needed this video ❤️❤️
What if you’re a medical assistant would you still recommend getting your CNA to stand out ????
No, get you RN you can do it.
The nursing program I really want to go to wants a teas score of 90! I’m going to try my hardest
I would feel blessed getting into the nursing school
I love you! Your my inspiration!!!
You inspired me to make my channel! Love your videos!
What about volunteer work ?
Does that count ??😭
I’m literally so scared I won’t get accepted to a nursing school cause I’m applying next month and I have NO volunteer experience ! Especially these last few months cus of rona ):
For my school's nursing program, we have to take the PAX-RN Exam. :)
What if schools keep denying you bc you retook some science more than once?
How similar is the Teas from the HESI?? Can I study for the HESI and expect a decent score on the teas??
Anthony De-O'leo Pretty sure the HESI is more difficult than the TEAs. I’m only guessing because for my university, you take the TEAs as a requirement for the nursing program (before even being accepted), then you do HESI practice during the program. I’ve taken the TEAs twice, got 92.7 the first time, wanted to score even higher but got around an 81 the second time. I can definitely say it isn’t as bad as people make it out to be, but you have to know A&P very well, AND have very good reading comprehension skills. I had confidence in my reading comp. but the passages can be extremely tricky. For example, it will give you a short passage, then ask you “Which of these best describes the main idea?” But all of the choices will sound correct. But to answer your question, no, I believe the tests are different.
Is it possible to ask what you attended to? I’m looking at my options
Hey! Does retaking pre reqs hurt GPA? I’ll need to retake gen org chem and biology. Both of these classes were taking in 2020 in corona times. Didn’t do so well in both classes but I passed! Im scared that I won’t be accepted, any advice?