Any St Kates nursing student want to give me the heads up on what to expect.

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please tell all. starting st. kates in the fall. very courious as what to expect as far as cost of books 1st sem., instructors, class size, work load, and any thing else that would soften the blow or you think would be useful to me. general info/advice would be helpful as well.

thanks so much for ur input and advice in advance

They have a dosage class now? I just graduated in May and didn't have one. I'd be more concerned about patho, for sure.

Specializes in Tele, OB, public health.

I wouldn't bother studying ahead for the dosage class- it's pretty basic, just work hard while in it- I just re-read my other posts and can't think of anything else to add at the moment- once you get farther into the classes you may have other questions.

WillowNMe-

Hate to be nosy but am wondering if you did the Mpls campus ADN or the Post Bacc and how your employment search is going?

Specializes in Tele, OB, public health.

Minneapolis ADN, have a B.A in something else, passed boards in on 07/10/10, employed full time at a TCU in Mid- august of 2010.

WillowNMe-

Hate to be nosy but am wondering if you did the Mpls campus ADN or the Post Bacc and how your employment search is going?

I graduated from the st Paul campus with my BSN. Job search was a good... I had one job lined up and an interview for another before graduation. I ended up getting that one, as well, and took it on full time and kept the first job part time.

Anyone have Mangan Golden as an instructor for Microbiology? Mpls campus evening

I wouldn't bother studying ahead for the dosage class- it's pretty basic, just work hard while in it- I just re-read my other posts and can't think of anything else to add at the moment- once you get farther into the classes you may have other questions.

I disagree. I'm great at math and was able to test out of this but I can't emphasize how surprised I was with how many people struggled with dosage calculations. Even after they took the class and were in the nursing classes! Not a bad thing, but if math isn't a strong area, plan on putting time into this and studying it.

I wouldn't bother studying ahead for the dosage class- it's pretty basic, just work hard while in it- I just re-read my other posts and can't think of anything else to add at the moment- once you get farther into the classes you may have other questions.

I disagree. I'm great at math and was able to test out of this but I can't emphasize how surprised I was with how many people struggled with dosage calculations. Even after they took the class and were in the nursing classes! Not a bad thing, but if math isn't a strong area, plan on putting time into this and studying it.

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