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Not oo scary!! LOL They just went over the schedule, books,requirements etc. I spent $300 on books and still have 3 more to buy.How has everyone elses been?
Ours isn't until the beginning of Jan (9th I think). It's 6 hrs long then we are to take a tour of the lab. Oh, but the fun doesn't end there! We go to another 4 hour orientation on the 18th to meet our advisor and turn in paperwork due.
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Not oo scary!! LOL They just went over the schedule, books,requirements etc. I spent $300 on books and still have 3 more to buy.How has everyone elses been?
Sounds good. Mine was the same. We got our totes, kits, and uniforms. I pick up books on the 20th for a grand total of 12 of them including the Micro one.
We also picked our clinical sites, and got our first assignment assigned. :)
I had orientation Thurs. 10am-5pm & Fri. 10am-2pm. We picked our schedules, purchased skill kits, were fitted for our uniforms, ordered uniforms/accessories etc. (a grand total of $317). Books are rumored to be around $800. We also have homework to do before the first week of class on medical terminology and dosage calculations. I'm going to buy a planner today and start putting all these dates/deadlines etc. in it.
Overall it went really well. The faculty seem to really care about the students and seem focused on student success. I'm a little nervous I guess but mostly excited about the next 16 months!
I am starting LA Trade Tech's RN program in Spring 2006, the only thing is, we never had orientation, just went to accept the offer and pick up the forms I needed and my schedule. The school is approved and accredited, and the couselor told me that it is up to the head instructor whether or not they have an orientation. Does anyone know if that is acceptable (not having orientation)? Are there other schools that do this? It just made me nervous that's all.
I am starting LA Trade Tech's RN program in Spring 2006, the only thing is, we never had orientation, just went to accept the offer and pick up the forms I needed and my schedule. The school is approved and accredited, and the couselor told me that it is up to the head instructor whether or not they have an orientation. Does anyone know if that is acceptable (not having orientation)? Are there other schools that do this? It just made me nervous that's all.
Maybe you will have orientation the first day of class? I am not sure why they would not have one, but thinks its at the school's discretion.
Good luck
Achoo!, LPN
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Not oo scary!! LOL They just went over the schedule, books,requirements etc. I spent $300 on books and still have 3 more to buy.
How has everyone elses been?