For the LMU nursing students...questions

I have a great husband...I couldn't do this without him. I was lucky that my physical was already done for work so I just got copies of all of that for LMU. I still have to take anatomy and physiology, as well as micro. My schedule for spring is NURS 115, physiology, and the literacy fluency class. I wish I had all of my pre-reqs done, but I think it will be OK. I will be at the ACC (Alcoa site) on the 4th of December. I am excited and nervous.

They are separate. They call it BIO 250 and BIO 260. Hopefully it will not be too terrible. Hopefully I will see you there!

Oh wow I am not sure. Probably not that many. At the Blount site I have only seen one NURS 115 class with a capacity of 40 available. It would be nice to have a small class.

Heather and calRN,

I'm an '08 grad and would recommend arriving early for good seating. One room is long and narrow. If you end up in the back, it'll be more difficult to see, hear, etc. I always sat in the front row. It was easier to pay attention and the instructors could see I was interested. Good luck to you both.

RN007

I don't know where my head is, but I should have said I graduated spring '07. How would I forget my graduation date? Oh, I know why ... once you start working it's such a different world -- so different from school -- that you almost forget you even went to school! I already had a job before I graduated because I worked as a tech on the floor I was interested in. Then I changed jobs for a schedule that better suited my family. (I think you and I have PMed, yes?)

The questions for N115 are somewhat straightforward but become more modeled after NCLEX questions as the semester moves along. Then almost all questions are NCLEX style. My best advice is to use Saunders and other similar resources to help study for the exams. They help you to think like NCLEX. I was at the Blount Site and, yes, it went by fast, but it was intense and hard. I studied every minute I wasn't in class or clinicals.