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Is it ever too early to study?!

My ABSN program doesn't start until May, but I've been reviewing A&P because I took it forever ago... and I started reading our Physical Examination & Assessment book... and Pharm.

I have young kids and the first semester back to school is probably going to be a bit of a transition so I thought some early reading and prep might help... haha, but my darling husband has been teasing me about my early start : )

Am I crazy or is he just clueless?

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Eh, you aren't crazy. Your program is accelerated so it helps to come in prepared. Enjoy your last few months not in school though so you don't get too burnt out once school actually starts.

If it has been a while since you have taken dosage I would suggest reviewing your textbook from that class. We have these type of questions on all our exams, as well as having to pass a test in our first fundamentals class. Many of my classmates had taken dosage a long time ago and needed the refresher.

Good Luck~~~!

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I think that's a great idea.

I think It's a good idea. It's important to relax to prepare for your work your going to have to do, but there is only so much of that you can do.

However, I think it's good to get a good grip On Some basic concepts early. I started studying my moms old nursing books while I was in high school and researched info on or about nursing like crazy. It's paid off because now I will be graduating in 3 months! I hope everything turns out well for you.

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Thanks... I've just been doing little bits here and there. I've been getting my textbooks really early since I keep finding great deals, but so far I've only started reading two : )

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