BS!

As near as I can tell, when I finish my BS, I will have a BS in BS.

I love it!!!!!

Oh I so needed the laugh. THANK YOU!

Thanks CCL, I'm slightly frustrated. I am wasting a lot of time writing BS papers. True education and expanding your intellectual repertoire is good. But damn... I see very little of that in the nursing field of higher education. When will our educators realize they are 20 years behind the times, and living in lala land?

Are you in a bachelor's program?

As a BS is a Bachelor of Science, I'd have to go with yes, he/she's in a bachelors program

frustration...i know we aren't the grammar police, but your "corriculum" may be the problem. look for a new curriculum. and if it makes you that mad, then quit

oh crap... I got a ticket from the gammar police... will I go going to prison? How much is the fine? And what's with all ellipsis in my post? That's not proper english. Dang. Oh crap. Again, I did it. That was not a proper sentence...

I already have a B.S. in B.S., and I've said that same thing before. After nursing school I'll just have another B.S. in B.S. Somehow I just keep stepping in it.

Hahaha. I love it. And I completely agree. Our instructors say that nurses who come back to further their education always fail the tests because they're bringing knowledge they have from real world experience and it doesn't match what the answers should be. I think this is a problem...

Hahaha. I love it. And I completely agree. Our instructors say that nurses who come back to further their education always fail the tests because they're bringing knowledge they have from real world experience and it doesn't match what the answers should be. I think this is a problem...

The fact that we have to be taught how to take a test at the end is ludicrous in itself. Well yes, they are all correct. WHICH IS MOST

Hahaha. I love it. And I completely agree. Our instructors say that nurses who come back to further their education always fail the tests because they're bringing knowledge they have from real world experience and it doesn't match what the answers should be. I think this is a problem...

Yep, that's why I always pick the school answer rather than the more straight forward, logical answer.

Thanks CCL, I'm slightly frustrated. I am wasting a lot of time writing BS papers. True education and expanding your intellectual repertoire is good. But damn... I see very little of that in the nursing field of higher education. When will our educators realize they are 20 years behind the times, and living in lala land?

I completely agree.