Published Apr 20, 2012
Scrubs_girl
34 Posts
I was just accepted to my school's 2-year nursing program.
Orientation is in June and i'm trying my hardest not to over-worry.
I'm not sure what I need to be doing. Buying a NCLEX book and start looking over questions now? Or is it too soon?
I just have no idea what, if anything, I need to be doing.
Any ideas?
HouTx, BSN, MSN, EdD
9,051 Posts
Congratulations!!!
Time to go into training. Start getting up at 5 AM. Try to go 8 hours between potty breaks. Learn how to live on granola bars & black coffee. Carry around 40 lbs of 'stuff' at all times. Go all day without sitting down. . . .
Nah - just kidding. Don't worry, they'll fill you in on everything at orientation. Until then, just chill and have fun.
gbayck9
23 Posts
Congratulations!!!Time to go into training. Start getting up at 5 AM. Try to go 8 hours between potty breaks. Learn how to live on granola bars & black coffee. Carry around 40 lbs of 'stuff' at all times. Go all day without sitting down. . . . Nah - just kidding. Don't worry, they'll fill you in on everything at orientation. Until then, just chill and have fun.
This cracked me up! Sounds more like being a mom. :)
Wifeoffireman
201 Posts
CONGRATULATIONS!! Now comes the fun stuff!!
NP Sam
476 Posts
You better not buy an NCLEX book!! Way too early. But I would buy books with NCLEX style questions for classes you are taking, but one at a time( i.e. Pharmacology success). Congrats and please try and relax before school starts.
NightOwlGirl
70 Posts
Congratulations!
I just got accepted into accelerated BSN program for fall & am in the same boat, wondering what to review & study before our first semester starts in August.
I haven't gotten my schedule yet, but I am definitely brushing up on medical terminology & medical math this summer. I will probably start looking at books with NCLEX style questions, too, though I may hold off on purchasing a formal test study guide.
I am also going to relax & enjoy my dwindling free time as much as possible. I plan to spend every spare minute at the beach!
caliotter3
38,333 Posts
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nurs2014
22 Posts
Congratulations! My school requires us to pass a math compentency test for nursing within the first month of classes. I'm using "Davis's Basic Math Review for Nurses" ISBN-13: 978-0803620568 It's very easy to follow. :yeah:But if you're not REQUIRED to do anything over the summer, just enjoy the weather and your accomplishment (getting in)!! :w00t: