BCIT August 2012

rsohi · May 11, 2012

Awesome!

Thanks so much smiley65. That definitely helps clear things up.

I'm getting very excited to start this program =)

babywhisperer333, BSN · May 11, 2012

Glad to help :) This program has changed my life. I am so excited for everyone getting started. Just remember, you have a tonne of support available to you if you need it.

Chhun3 · May 12, 2012

Hey Smiley65,

Is this the pathophysiology text you mentioned earlier in one of your messages?

http://www.amazon.com/Essentials-Pathophysiology-Concepts-Altered-Health/dp/1582557241

Thanks

babywhisperer333, BSN · May 12, 2012

Yes that's it

Chhun3 · May 12, 2012

And I assume this text is used throughout all pathophysiology courses in the BCIT's Nursing Program?

carelesswhisper · May 12, 2012

I would just like to say that today is the International Nurses day and I'm looking forward to celebrating it in the future.:w00t:

Reference: International Nurses Day - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

s1234 · May 13, 2012

Thank you smiley65! For clarifying that loooong textbook list! =)

And happy (belated) international nursing day! I'm so grateful to be accepted for this program's intake, it has been a stressful process. It's great because I can finally pursue my dream job now!

Can't wait for August to start :)

babywhisperer333, BSN · May 16, 2012

Hey snowyivory

No problem! Try to enjoy the summer, get as much front loading done as possible because once August hits, time is gonna ZIP by!

:nurse:

rsohi · May 17, 2012

Hey smiley65,

I got the Jarvis textbook so I started doing the pre-readings from there. There's also the online readings and Worksafe articles for NURS 1020.

Is there anything else that I could read up on to make the adjustment a little easier for me? Any other topics that I should review?

babywhisperer333, BSN · May 17, 2012

Good for you :) if your courses are open on D2L, you could start going over the 1019 modules...or start watching the videos for 1020. If its not open, I suggest brushing up on anatomy and physiology, maybe learning some medical abbreviations, study up on pneumonia and stroke.

jasn · May 17, 2012

The best advice I can give you is to relax! Enjoy your summer! Do your Jarvis pre-readings, but other than that, enjoy the break that you have, because you are in for a busy 3 years. I am graduating from the program and quite simply, feel burnt out. In three years, I have not had a break from courses; at BCIT the terms are 16 weeks and by the end, it really gets to you! So I would advise you to get outside in the sunshine, visit your friends and family, and worry about school as it gets close to the start.

In my intake, there were people who did the prereading, and people who did not. Those who truly want to be nurses will put in the effort during the term and do well :)

itsjmh · May 17, 2012

hey everyone! just wondering if you know who we can call to ask some questions regarding our application. i have been waitlisted for august but wanted to speak to an advisor regarding some courses and a few other things about the program etc. i tried calling the academic advising line and the woman told me she was an advisor but knew nothing about my file (she wouldn't talk to me) and i would need to speak to a nursing coordinator and they were only available by their email address. i don't understand that? i know a few of you have talked to someone.. anyone know who i can contact?

also does anyone know for sure if you are offered a seat for august, whether or not you can defer to january 2013?

thanks!!