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  1. How much did you pay for books your first year?

    I spent about $1000 CDN at the bookstore first year but a couple of the books carry through for the four years. I do still have to spend an additional $400/yr (roughly) which is pricey
  2. WANTED: Nursing student tidbits of advice

    Purchasing Microsoft Student is a great investment.. The Word document has the option to record voice (i.e. lectures) as you type and saves it along with document so they're together. Some other advice: - don't get caught up with people who are super...
  3. i failed out of nursing school...now what

    While yes, it is her opinion, it is based on her observations of your work during clinical; she can't pass you if she doesn't feel you're ready. As many have mentioned above, re-evaluating your career now is a good option - and you have all summer to...
  4. Does this bother anyone else?

    I was just reading a post in another thread and came across the following statement that alarmed me: "i wish that i had chosen nursing in the first place because i need a recession Proof career". I understand that the economy is facing, and will con...
  5. Did (does) anyone love nursing school?

    I am also a nursing student and while yes, there were (and will be many more) times when I was overwhelmed and stressed and to the point of tears, I truly do love nursing school as much as school can be loved. Because I am passionate about what I'm l...
  6. I wish I had studied this before Nursing 101.......

    I have noticed that many people have been posting about med calculations, reviewing anatomy and physiology, etc. While going over these types of things may give you some preparation and maybe even an advantage, the reality is you won't really know wh...
  7. I'm a newbie...nurses input, please!!!!

    My best advice for you would be to go for it, you seem very passionate and dedicated - which is exactly what you'll need to get you through! Although I am not in your situation in terms of starting nursing school as a second career, with a family, et...