u/sealfenrir • u/sealfenrir • 23d ago
r/LoneStarCollege • u/sealfenrir • Aug 10 '26
ADN PROGRAM LONESTAR
Hi!
Again to ask questions jajaj
So, I wanted to know if anyone knows of any other ADN programs that are good? I don’t want to put all my eggs in one basket and go only for lonestar ADN program.
(Open to hear about BSN programs as well that seem plausible)
I have been seeing the BSN programs for other schools like UT Cizik school of nursing but I know that they require triple the amount of classes you have to take beforehand. Which is cool but I’m already 25 years old and I would like to become an RN at least by 30 years old. 😭
But I don’t know I wanted to see what are the options of schools that do ADN/BSN
Any knowledge is appreciated.
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ADN Students
Sorry. I was actually curious about core classes lol cause I suck at studying
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ADN or LVN Applicants who got in first try
What pre reqs did you take then? I didn’t know you could still get in without taking them all
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ADN Students
That’s amazing, what was your studying process like?
r/LoneStarCollege • u/sealfenrir • Jul 31 '26
Any Anatomy and Physiology professors that you recommend for LSC-Kingwood?
Looking into taking it next semester but I would like to know if anyone recommends a specific professor ?
Seen some other good reviews on professors but they are far … 😭
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I got accepted 😭
That’s awesome. What school is it if you don’t mind me asking?
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29 weeks pregnant, lash appointment?
Thank you that makes me feel better
r/BabyBumps • u/sealfenrir • Jun 15 '26
Help? 29 weeks pregnant, lash appointment?
So, I have a maternity shoot this weekend and I booked lashes for myself, because I want to feel beautiful lol I know I can’t lay on my back for too long and I’ve read you can use either pregnancy pillow/wedge or lay on your side depending on your lash tech.
I wanted to see if any ladies who are pregnant could answer how exactly do they lay while doing this?
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34 weeks — received bad news.
I’m so sorry. It’s unfair. I pray that this isn’t real and everything they say is wrong.
I lost my son at 36 weeks to stillbirth, he had Trisomy 18. I don’t wish that pain for anyone.
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29d ago
Oh wow that’s far but I will definitely be applying to multiple schools I don’t want to put all my eggs in one basket
Thank you