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I have referred to my A&P book and notes a couple of times. It was when the topic was something specific that I knew we had done so it was an easy place for me to find the info even though I'm sure I could have found it other places too.
:) I am a total bookworm & it's hard for me to throw away any books, much less ones that apply to what I'm currently doing. I could probably provide a beginner library for a small village so maybe I'm not a good person to reply to this question LOL
Thank you SO much for your replies!! You all sound like me! I seem to hang on to every book or notebook I use because I seem to feel more "important" with my bookshelf full!!
I am glad to know that it will be useful to hang on to them because I will be working all summer to save for my tuition and books-so I didn't want to spend all that money and then never use them again if I kept them!
Thank you-Thank you-Thank you!!!!:)
I see now, in my school's info packet that I just received, they strongly suggest you keep your psych, A&P, micro, nutrition, etc textbooks. Oops - I took most of those classes 2 or more semesters ago, and have since sold my books back.
I'd suggest keeping them. It certainly couldn't hurt (other than taking up a little shelf space). :)
I am constantly referring back to my A & P book and psychology. Especially when I have a major paper to write. I finally tossed all of the notes from my other classes. I never refered back to them & if I needed something specific, who has the time to flip through it all? Thus, I look in the textbooks.
Chevelle
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Hi! I was just wondering if it is advisable to hang on to anything from my non-nursing courses. A&P, Micro, Ethics, Nutrition, Lifespan Development & Med. terminology are the ones I have. Did you keep just the notes, the books...both, none?
I do plan on keeping the notes and books from all my nursing courses though. (Or will I never use them again?)
Thank you very much!