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Interview #1 I decided to interview Mrs. Tanya Mace, because she is an instructor in the nursing department as well has my student advisor I know she had many years or experience in the field of nursing as well as a well foundation of what it takes to get my register nursing degree
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In my second interview I plan on talking to several nursing student that are now in the program and asked them how they went about college to get into the program and what they may have found to be the most complicated and the least complicated. I will also inquire about if there were anything they could have different what they would have done.
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The event I plan on attending are the Pac exam (a state test that anyone going into

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