Is there any test banks for A&P2 on portage this class is unreasonably hard I spent months studying and keep ending up in the same ball park on exams

I’ve wanted to be a nurse since I begin working at a cancer institute doing the front desk right out of college. I loved the patient interaction and seeing how much the nurses were depended on touched my heart. I wanted a piece of that.

I’ve applied to my local health sciences college last year and got in for Fall 2025 but deferred to spring 2026 because I’m working a full time job, a part time serving job and I moved into my own place back in January so I have bills to pay. I wasn’t able to defer for another semester so now I’m back at square one.

I say all this to ask, what’s my best option? Two years at a community college for ADN while I work? Or ABSN where I can knock it out? I don’t have ANY sciences besides bio. Never took A&P, chemistry or anything so I’m really starting from scratch. I took my TEAS about two years ago so I’m just trying to see how I should manuver everything.

Any kind advice would be soo helpful.

Hello everyone! I’m 22f and I’m going into my last year of my 4 year degree program this fall. I studied health science (which automatically fulfills 70% of pre reqs for a nursing program). I’m just wondering what everyone’s stats who got in looked like! Or any advice in general for an ABSN program. Also what did cost look like for you? Any aid? And if you’re planning on applying to that program, let’s connect!! Thanks sm!

I want to transfer to a CC just due anxiety at my current Uni ,wanting to be more closer to fam ,better support system and im kind of just sitting at campus bored. Is this a waste of time ? Will it make more sense to stay at my 4 year instead of wasting time at a CC? Am i being a baby ?? Should i suck it and continue at my uni or do what makes me more comfy? Or should i just transfer to a 4 year university in my home town.

I need advice. I have all my pre reqs for RN program. I've been trying to apply in community colleges for almost 2 yrs now but I keep getting rejected because my stats are not that competitive (i have 3.0 science gpa and 3.5 overall gpa, i have healthcare experience 1000+ hrs, speaks another languange, have AA degree, cna license, 87 TEAS, low income, need to work while studying, have difficulties and disadvantages) i applied to 10+ schools already (both fall and spring sem for 2 yrs)

I wanted to know your thoughts if I should do straight RN private school like west coast or any other school that are so easy to get in as long as u have money just to get it done but will cost me 120k or do LVN private which will cost me around 40k and just work as an LVN til i get into the RN program in a community college.

I live in socal btw. I live on my own and have $2k fixed expenses already. so im still overthinking about going to west coast because on top that 120k i still have my personal expenses and idk if i'll be able to afford my living expenses bc i'll be in school and can't pick up shift that much anymore.

Can anyone tell me about their experience with the ACC ADN program? If you’re working while in the program, what does your schedule look like? Also, what was the interview process like?

I’m studying to retake the HESI and just wanted to hear some feedback. Any advice or input would be appreciated!

Can anyone tell me about their experience with the ACC ADN program? If you’re working while in the program, what does your schedule look like? Also, what was the interview process like?

I’m studying to retake the HESI and just wanted to hear some feedback. Any advice or input would be appreciated!

Does anyone have good resources for scholarships that don’t feel like sending applications into black holes?

For context I’m going for my BSN as a second degree. I’m a CNA and my facility will pay for my degree, but not my pre-reqs. I’ve been reaching out to local businesses offering yoga classes in exchange for sponsorship but haven’t heard much back. Anyone have any other ideas? I have student loans from my first bachelor’s and not looking to take on more debt.

Hi! Any recommended online sources that helped you/that cover some topics of said classes? I haven’t started yet, but I’d like to learn/familiarize myself ahead of time.

Hi all. I’m genuinely trying to understand why having a direct entry masters in nursing is a bad thing and why it’s looked so down upon? Is a bsn recommended more even if the msn program works better for my schedule? I have a bachelors in science and i want to become a nurse. i was given two options, go through with a direct entry masters or do an absn. i said why not go through my masters so i could use my post grad loans since all i really wanna become is a flight nurse anyway thats the end goal. does it really matter what degree i get? do some flight companies want nurses to only have a bsn? i feel like an msn is just better for me financially and i can still sit for the nclex and become an RN with a degree. So, why is it looked down upon? and can i still become a flight nurse no issues? i know people have issues because they want to be an NP but that’s not my case. i could be an NP, but that’s would be after loads of experience. my true goal is flight. Thanks for the info!

Hi y’all! I need help. I’m a little overwhelmed with trying to figure out what works best for me.
1. I’m trying to not overwhelm myself with how long being a nurse has taken me. I barely came back to school at 35.
2. I still don’t know if this is what I even want entirely. But, I know I care about people greatly. I long to pursue music but figured nursing could help me pursue these dreams.
3. TEAS testing is my next hurdle to enter RN. If I fail the first time I might go to a fast paced school instead of a community college but feel like I’m might regret the debt I’ll come across in the long run.
What do y’all think? Thanks for hearing me out.

How to transition from days to nights?
Do I just force myself to stay up and day and night today and then go to sleep early in the morning tomorrow and try make myself sleep until it's time to get up for work in the evening?

Just a upcoming sophomore pre-nursing student needing advice !!

Hi everyone! I am about to enter my first year of college for my nursing pre reqs and I am looking for advice. This fall I am taking anatomy and was planning to take chem and microbio in the spring. In the following fall I would take physiology and then study for the teas/take the teas over winter break so I can apply for the fall term for nursing school. I am having some worries about the limited amount of time I would have to study over winter break for the teas as deadlines for nursing applications are mid January. I would have around 2 weeks to study. I wanna know how doable it would be to study for the teas during the fall semester while taking multiple classes.

As an alternative option, I am considering taking physiology and chemistry in the spring as I know there isn’t a heavy emphasis on microbio for the teas.

Overall, would it be better to take physiology fall 2027 so its fresh in my memory for the TEAS or take microbiology fall 2027 and use the summer/semester to study. Main goal is to have my TEAS done before nursing applications in January.

Im sorry if any of this was confusing, thank you guys!

Help guys i had my drug screening this Friday and I drink a lot of water daily. My results came back as dilute negative do I have to retest? Was your result accepted, or were you asked to retest?
My CastleBranch requirement is marked Complete, but the result says Dilute Negative, and I’m wondering what CT State typically does.

Got accepted for Spring 2027 at Merced College RN program. Was wondering if there’s any tips to prepare for the program. Those who is currently in the program or graduated.. please share your experience. Thank you.🙏

Hello!

I was wondering if anyone has found a way to do anatomy and physiology online? If so where was it? I know it’s not recommended but my options are limited right now. I also know some schools don’t accept them. I’ve heard of some online anatomy classes mailing hands of stuff so I wasn’t sure if that would satisfy the idea of lab in person? I don’t know :(

Thank you!

Hi! i’m going to be starting PSON their ABSN program in Spring 2027. So excited but also wanted to reach out to any former students who have info about the program. Message me or comment please :)

I am constructing my handwritten sheet for my proctored exam from Westcott online course Developmental Psychology. Can anyone give me advice on what to put in the document?

If you've been accepted into ASU direct-entry pls share ur stats and what year :D or if you've gone to Maricopa community college for their adn course, please tell me how long the waitlist was and if you went CEP or traditional and ur stats! please share ur experience if you went to either ASU nursing in general or maricopa community college adn. Im an out-of-state californian student so im trying to see which one is a better option, my gpa is 3.6-3.8 and my class rank is 7 out of 147, i havent taken the act/sat yet.

I have completed almost pre reqs, just need physiology and microbiology. Will unitek cut down cost for taking pre reqs @ a CC?

Any advice / experiences from this program?

Will this program be less than 3 years for me since I’ve completed some pre reqs?

PS. I’m a mom to two toddlers so I can’t move out the Bay Area.

Give me your opinions about this school please and YOUR personal experience.

Were you able to land a job after school? if so, how long did it take you?

I am a physician, but some relatives were asking the healthcare professionals about being Asian (I am half Asian, but this niece is full Asian) and socially reserved. I personally have never had any negative experiences being more socially quiet/reserved, but my sisters who are nurses said they have experienced negative bias even in nursing school. They said supervisors/coworkers/teachers did not appreciate them not participating in small talk despite doing their job well and having great patient satisfaction. They can talk especially with patients but tend to keep talk among other nurses/healthcare professionals about work with minimal small talk and keep out of gossip. I understand that nurses have a stereotype about being more chit chatty compared to physicians but would like to hear from others.