Community health WITH Management???

For me the classwork was very reasonable. In fact, the last week the case study grade from week 4 is used (if I remember right). The thing that was a bear were the tests. You could read the book, cover to cover, and still not get the right answers. There were statistics that seemed completely plausible for all 4 options in multiple choice questions. There was no real way to prepare for the tests. They were curved, because they had to be. It was very difficult (read impossible) to get an A on them otherwise.

I enjoyed my case study, and I even read through the other case studies. Any group would have been interesting.

I plan on taking Community and Management at the same time. We'll see how that goes. I thought Family Nursing wasn't too bad. The tests were pretty ridiculous, but like boyfactory stated, they curved them. The case studies were the most time consuming part of the class. If you get a good group that participates and is willing to use the discussion board then it makes it that much easier.

As far as I know there isn't a group project in community. I was talking about Family Nursing (330). It really isn't a group project but they split up your section and assign a certain number of people per case study and encourage you to discuss it with your group. My group hardly ever posted anything on the discussion board.

Sorry for the confusion! :)

My TA didn't require us to participate in our case study group discussion board, meaning we weren't being graded for posting on there. It was available for us to post questions or provide information but very few used it.

We had a few assignments for the class including the case study, the standard weekly discussion board posts, and two quizzes (which were ridiculous). I took it with NRSE 300, so it was my first "real" nursing course and I didn't think it was too bad.