What classes are you taking next semester [Spring 2003]

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susan, i saw your question regarding what classes will i take during my 2nd semester and decided to start a seperate thread to ask others the same question.

my classes are as follow:

adult health i [med/surg] 1st 8 weeks

maternal child/ob 2nd 8 weeks.

i will be in lecture [mondays and thursdays] clinical [tuesdays and wednesdays] for a total of 9 hrs.

i'm not looking at my schedule, so, i hope i didn't mix the days up.

Specializes in LTC, ER, ICU,.

all the best to each of us!

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Next semester, I will have physiology, disruptions in mental health, and maternity nursing...15 credit hours per week at school and 16 credit hours per week clinicals.

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Specializes in IMCU.

1st 8wks--foundations 4 nursing(M,T,W,TH) lecture and lab

health assessment (fridays)

2nd 8wks--indtermediate nursing skills(T,TH )

clinical nursing intro(M,W) hospital

health assessment(F)

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Originally posted by Wyldeflower

Next semester, I will have physiology, disruptions in mental health, and maternity nursing...15 credit hours per week at school and 16 credit hours per week clinicals.

I had a little giggle when I read this. I was just wondering if your disruption in mental health would be due to your physiology or maternity nursing class...:D

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originally posted by love-a-nurse

my classes are as follow:

adult health i [med/surg] 1st 8 weeks

maternal child/ob 2nd 8 weeks.

i will be in lecture [mondays and thursdays] clinical [tuesdays and wednesdays] for a total of 9 hrs.

sounds similar to my schedule only reversed -- adult health is called "chronic". i start with ob. monday & tuesday clinicals, wednesday lecture and a 4 day weekend.

and one of the cna's in my class stated that half the nurses she works with failed chronic -- as did my last semester instructor when she went through the program. so at least if i bomb out, i can retake it and will be in good company :eek:

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Originally posted by Wyldeflower

Next semester, I will have ... disruptions in mental health...

That sounded funny, but I think I'll have disruptions in mental health too! :D

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Lol! That really is the name of the coorifice, but I'm sure my entire class will be suffering disruptions in mental health next semester!! I don't understand why my school places such a large emphasis on psychology...we are required to take psych 100 and lifespan development already, and disruptions in mental health is a 7 credit coorifice. I just thank god my instructor gave me permission to take pharmacology out of sequence, because I really feel for the students who will have to pile it on top of this psych class AND maternity nursing!!

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I have OB & Peds. Doubling my hours. Going from 5 hrs this last semster to 10 hrs this spring.

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Specializes in Adult Med-Surg, Rehab, and Ambulatory Care.

I am taking Fundamentals, MT 4-6pm (Lecture), W 4-7pm (Lab), Th 8am-2:30pm (Clinical). During Winter break the first two weeks of January I am taking a meds math class to brush up on skills to pass the med admin test.

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Howdy! New here and just getting started with pre-reqs. I work full time, so I'm going to just take 2 classes. A&P I & Spanish I. The Spanish class is not a requirement at my first choice school, but it is at my second. Plus, with that class, I'll finish my General AA degree.

I really envy those of you further along! Right now, I'm just worried about getting in to nursing school; I hear the acceptance rate is pretty low.

Thanks!

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I am taking A and P II on Saturdays 8-12 and then hopefully the professor will let me take the fast track Math for health care professionals for five Saturdays and just come late. I plan to do the book over Christmas break.

They didn't have a Saturday class so I signed up for Monday nights that didn't work then they opened up a Saturday class so now I am stuck with two classes on Saturday and nothing else is open.

I am hoping it will all work out. I only have 4 pre-req. after this next semester. Yeah. Working full-time makes going to school difficult.

Jill

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Specializes in LTC, ER, ICU,.
originally posted by midlifecrisis

howdy! new here and just getting started with pre-reqs. i work full time, so i'm going to just take 2 classes. a&p i & spanish i. the spanish class is not a requirement at my first choice school, but it is at my second. plus, with that class, i'll finish my general aa degree.

i really envy those of you further along! right now, i'm just worried about getting in to nursing school; i hear the acceptance rate is pretty low.

thanks!

and welcome to the board! all the best to you.
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