whoa! had Orientation today!

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All I can say is whoa.... even for a pt night program its very fast paced. It was soooo exciting yet im scared to death of failing! These books are huge! Sooo much to learn. I got butterflies in my tummy lol. welp im going to read Chapter 1 this weekend, classes begin Monday night.

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Specializes in home health.

Congratulations! And the best of luck! When you have time- update on your progress :)

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Specializes in Renal Services.

Nursing school is tough, but look at how many survivors there are. :) Good luck, and congratulations on being accepted! :)

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All I can say to you is stay ahead!!!!! I started this week and I have so much to do!! So much to study it's just over welming but I can handle it, another thing about the chapters, they don't go from front to back, we went over chapter 1, 27, 44,35 and chapter 8, before class started I did the same thing, read the 1st 3 chapters, it's still good to read, I'm just letting you know

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All I can say to you is stay ahead!!!!! I started this week and I have so much to do!! So much to study it's just over welming but I can handle it, another thing about the chapters, they don't go from front to back, we went over chapter 1, 27, 44,35 and chapter 8, before class started I did the same thing, read the 1st 3 chapters, it's still good to read, I'm just letting you know

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Lol oh my thanks for the advice. Im so scared of falling behind!

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Definitely read ahead! It will help with understanding material during lecture. Review a little each night for about 15-20 minutes on top of whatever study plan you have. Also try to stay positive. There will probably be a few Debbie Downers in your class, and it is easy to let them get to you. Congratulations!

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Specializes in Skilled Nursing/Rehab.

Only in nursing school do we get homework (reading) before the first day of class! My advice is to make sure you read some every single day, to keep up. You can do it! And definitely READ THE CHAPTERS. I have so many classmates who do not read and then lament their bad test scores. The two things are definitely related!

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I'm in my second term and it's not easy. Do you have evolve for students? You will have a lot of reading to do. Make sure you try to stay a head if you can. Take good notes. I've accepted the fact that I won't have a life for the next year and it's ok because I'm doing something that I love to do. I've been a Medical Assistant for 24 years and after my daughter graduated high school and started college I decided to do the same. Keep in touch. If you have any questions feel free to ask. Good luck

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I'm going into my second term on Monday and it has been a journey. I sometimes study 6pm to 2 am, sleep a little then back up at 5 am. I know it won't always be this way and it will all be worth it in the end. I am starting clinical rotation in 2 weeks and I am super excited. I will have to be there at 6:45 am sharp and ready to work. So I will probably have to wake up at 4:45am. :-) In the end it's all worth it.

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Cynt what days do you have class?

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Specializes in Geriatric nursing.

Orientation today,we. Got our first assignment & study material for a test we're having THE FIRST DAY OF CLASS Feb.3rd!!

WOW!!!!!!>:-c

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Cynt what days do you have class?

Im in week 2 doing history of nursing and ethics. MED term isn't until March. MED term also begins the buckle down buckle in period. MED term followed by A&P followed by Pharm. all o those classes we need a B in order to stay in the class.

Future nurse i have class Mon to Thursday 6pm to 10pm.

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