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No. 20
from bellefemme
Old Oct 07, 2009, 05:04 PM

Default Re: Should I keep my A&P textbooks for nursing school?
Originally Posted by Apgar10 View Post
I have the OP's A&P book too... cost an arm and a leg so it is going to my grave with me

I had a good laugh!
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No. 21
Old Oct 07, 2009, 08:44 PM

Default Re: Should I keep my A&P textbooks for nursing school?
I highly recommend you keep your books as well as your class notes as supplemental resources. Though mines are kinda collecting dust, they will prove useful in the eventual future, prn.
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No. 22
Old Oct 07, 2009, 09:19 PM

Default Re: Should I keep my A&P textbooks for nursing school?
YES!!! I got rid of mine and now I regret it...I had to borrow one from a friend until I can buy one.
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