BSU Summer 08'

bsuRN2b · May 5, 2008

Congrats and welcome to the program!

It's a tough one, but very worth it. :)

Are you taking 230 and 232? These seem to be the easier ones considering they want you to get your feet wet before the more challenging work. In these classes you will learn all assessments and basic skills (e.g., BP readings and other vitals, NG tubes, IVs, med administration, enemas, etc.)

I'm taking peds & OB this summer. :)

Good luck!

The_Mob_Rules · May 30, 2008

RN2b What do you think about NUR230? I think she is trying te red neck me out of the program. Have you ever heard of her doing this?

mehart2001 · Jun 15, 2008

I'm finishing my last 3 courses this fall. All clinical instructors/lecturers have their favorites to kick out. This program is sooooo not fair on many levels. People who have graduated have said time and time again they wish they would have taken BSU to the accreditation board for student violations, however I think everyone just wants to get through it and be as far away from "Dillard's program" as quickly as possible.

I realize all nursing programs have their faults...BSU is no exception! Good Luck.

The_Mob_Rules · Jun 21, 2008

Well, she raked me over the coals real bad in comps the other day. It is clear she has a problem with me. So I'm trying to decided if I should drop the course and try again in the fall or not. ANY advice that ANYONE can give will sure be appreciated. I think that no matter what I'm doomed in this course (NUR230)

mehart2001 · Jun 21, 2008

If you are having difficulty at a 200 level, with all due respect, the 300 level will be almost impossible. The junior year is THE most difficult with the program. I feel that the best way to get through a difficult clinical day or semester is to prove yourself to the instructor. Be cautious though. Good luck.

The_Mob_Rules · Jun 22, 2008

I'm doing great in NUR232. The problem with 230 is the instructor.

allnurses Guide · Jun 30, 2008

Just a gentle reminder please do not use personal names of instructors within these threads.

bsunurse23 · Jun 30, 2008

I graduated from BSU in Dec 06! Do not drop this course, but study study study and prove this instructor wrong. I felt the same exact way in this class, but made it out alive and passed! You will do fine as long as you apply yourself. This is the class that they try to weed out the students who are not going to devote their lives to nursing school for the next 2.5 years. After completing this course, the instructor told me that she was so proud of how much I matured and grew in her course and that she was just trying to push me to the next level and show me my potential! Not that I really believed her, but I did prove her wrong.