Broward College May 2011

U.S.A. Florida

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Anyone else palnning on applying for May 2011. Im currently in the process of transferring back to broward and I am planning on applying for May. I have all my pre-reqs done and I already took and passed the HESI, and I also have HOSA so I think I may be in a good position(fingers crossed). I just need to take Micro & I plan on taking that in the winter term. If anyone can recommend a teacher I would greatly appreciate it.

I think the e-books are a waste of money and time. It will take more time to flip through the "e-pages" than it will to flip through a real book. I keep all my books in my car anyways and carry only what I need. Maybe I'm just old fashioned but I also like the smell of books

Yeah, I am kind of torn. The idea of having them for reference is nice, but usually I like flipping through pages and having it in hand.

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Do we start class mon 5-9 or tues 5-10

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tuesday the 10th which is the first day of class

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you dont need a book for Pharm

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I'm in process two, and wanted to give my opinions about the books. I LOVE my ebooks. I don't even use the hard copies. You don't move from page to page, just scroll down. I also like being able to search for what I'm looking for.

You don't need the pharm book. He gives you everything you need in handouts/powerpoints. I didn't use the medical dictionary, I just google anything I don't know. You definitely need the drug book/lab book though. I strongly recommend the Sauder's NCLEX study guide, which isn't listed.

If you have any time now, get a head start on reading. The first test contains a huge amount of info. Pick up the objectives in the bookstore and as you read, start completing the objectives. She tests directly from the objectives - but in a broad sense.

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i'm in process two, and wanted to give my opinions about the books. i love my ebooks. i don't even use the hard copies. you don't move from page to page, just scroll down. i also like being able to search for what i'm looking for.

you don't need the pharm book. he gives you everything you need in handouts/powerpoints. i didn't use the medical dictionary, i just google anything i don't know. you definitely need the drug book/lab book though. i strongly recommend the sauder's nclex study guide, which isn't listed.

by drug book, you mean the davis drug guide, correct ? what lab book ?

if you have any time now, get a head start on reading. the first test contains a huge amount of info. pick up the objectives in the bookstore and as you read, start completing the objectives. she tests directly from the objectives - but in a broad sense.

the objectives is the paperback "book" from bcc ? thanks

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The objectives is the paperback "book" from BCC ? Thanks

It's like a packet that is wrapped in plastic - not bound. Very important! The bookstore didn't give it to me, I had to go the first day of class and buy it. Oh, by the way, I attend North Campus, not sure about the others.

The drug book is Davis's Comprehensive Handbook of Laboratory and Diagnostic Tests with Nursing Implications. Third edition.

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Does anyone know where we ate suppose to turn in our folders?

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By the 29th

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Where?

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Where?

They are due the 27th and at the main office in building 8. I turned mine in yesterday and received a email stating that my physical is not complete :devil:, my M.D must have left something out.

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Did anyone buy the paperback version of our books listed on the booklist?

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