LClark0823 replied to CCC_nursing's topic in Pre-Nursing
I don't know about future job prospects but I currently volunteer in the NICU and I love it. Because I'm working on getting into the nursing field, the nurses and nurse practitioners let me view procedures and answer any and all of my questions. It...
LClark0823 replied to klhouse's topic in Pre-Nursing
At my school, you can apply while you are in your final semester of pre-reqs. This will make you a "category 2" applicant. The "category 1" applicants are the ones that are finished with their pre-reqs at the time the application window closes. Th...
LClark0823 replied to GoodnessFlows's topic in Pre-Nursing
Are you a science minded person? I took both A&P 1 and Chem II last semester along with English and a humanities elective and I did just fine. IMO, anatomy is easier than physiology because it's mostly memorization. And as far as chemistry goe...
LClark0823 replied to cassidysmith23's topic in Pre-Nursing
Remember, for most schools, you are going to need more "general education" credits to get your BSN than you will have after finishing your ADN and additional nursing classes as well. For me, getting my ADN first is much more cost effective because I...
LClark0823 replied to MizMaverick's topic in Pre-Nursing
I have three small children, two at home while one is in school, and last semester I took 15 credits. I'm taking two classes now during the summer and will be taking 14 credit in the fall. All of these are online, even my classes with labs. It's h...
I'm taking a CNA class too and it really isn't hard. As long as you pay attention to what your instructor tells you while in class and review the material at home, you'll do fine. Most of it is common sense. Some of the test questions can be trick...
Teach the material to anyone who will listen. For me, I can't just read a book or study notes. When I try to "teach" the material to someone else, it sticks much better. You have to understand the subject somewhat to be able to teach it and for me...