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[anecdote ending]My first week at COD has challenge me that I need to look beyond my homework assignments.To illustrate, my English professor has discussed with the class relevance of good listening,reading,and communicating on the job.I am now trying to now pay more attention to each assignment and really knowledge of formats and content structure of advanced writing.I have asked my counselor to get a meeting with the person in charge of the program of registering nurse in order for me to get in to the program because I have some question for my success.After researching the profession of registered nurse and some of the courses I would need to take statistics to get a associate's or bachelor's degree,I realize that my poor science and math
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