Food And Nutrition Spring 2007

Nursing Students Pre-Nursing

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Anyone else taking this?

Specializes in ED, ICU, MS/MT, PCU, CM, House Sup, Frontline mgr.
I am on to Nursing School - yippee.

Susan

I'll be joining you this January, Susan. Congrats on successful completion of the course!

Specializes in Critical care, Pediatris & Geriatrics.

i'm taking nutrition starting jan 16,2007, along with human anatomy & psychology

I will be taking Nutrition along with Pharm and nursing I. It is a coreq in my program so you cant take it before hand hope its not too hard since the other 2 are going to kill me by the end of the semester.

Hey All,

I am going to be taking this class in January 2007. :icon_roll Any suggestion. Can anyone who has taken the course give a heads up of what's to come.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.:confused:

Yvette

hi, i`ll be starting nutrition on jan 22nd. my classes are in the afternoon. i thought that this would be one of the easier classes... we`ll see i guess. this is my first course towards my rn degree. i am also taking english comp at the same time.

I will taking nutrition starting 1/8/07. I thought this would be a cake pre req also. But I am sure that together we will get thru :)

Count me in too... I start on January 17th. I have heard mixed things about this course, depending on which instructor you have? Good Luck to us all!! :)

I went for my orientation this morning. I'm taking Nutrition as a self-study DVD course. We have to show up for proctored tests every other week. Each test covers 2 to 3 chapters. Other than that, we're on our own. She gave us an outline of notes to go along with our text. She also gave us test study guides, which she says will be about 90% of what's on the tests. I'm hoping it isn't too bad; I'm also taking A&P II, Micro and English Comp.

Specializes in Critical care, Pediatris & Geriatrics.

I just bought my nutrition book & notes..wow! way more to learn than food, geez..hope its not too hard.

lol

nurse2b_amy

She just posted our syllabus - our whole grade is three equally weighted tests. No assignments, no extra credit, no quizzes, no possible way to bring your grade up if you make a couple mistakes or study wrong for the first test. I'm taking it with A&P II, so hopefully we'll do digestion early in that class and I'll have a better base. Then Eng Comp II and my 30 hr/wk job. This'll be a fun semester.

I went for my orientation this morning. I'm taking Nutrition as a self-study DVD course. We have to show up for proctored tests every other week. Each test covers 2 to 3 chapters. Other than that, we're on our own. She gave us an outline of notes to go along with our text. She also gave us test study guides, which she says will be about 90% of what's on the tests. I'm hoping it isn't too bad; I'm also taking A&P II, Micro and English Comp.

It seems a lot of work!!! I am planning (not decided yet) to take nutrition I, AP II, Microbiology, and sociology... do you think its a little bit too much? i am debating >

Specializes in Medical-Surgical, Hemodialysis.

Count me in. I have my first class in Nutrition on Tuesday. I plan to read at least the first chapter because this instructor doesn't suffer fools gladly. Yikes!

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