New student need help

I couldn't have said it better than Esme12. There isn't much you can study or prepare for right now. I don't know what classes you have taken up to now and how quickly the BSN students jump into care of patients. If I had known ahead of time that we would be spending the first 5 weeks on head to toe assessments and fundamentals, I may have read ahead but it will be way more fun to jump into the deep end with your cohort.

If you only have 2 weeks before school starts I would suggest relaxing. You will spend the next 4 years with your nose in a book :-)

If you plan on going to graduate school I encourage you to take advanced science classes and math (particularly statistics). Also, learn to write really good research papers. You will do a lot of writing in graduate school and you want to be prepared.

I would start learning the mechanics of NCLEX style questions. That's one thing I wish someone had told me before I started my first nursing course. Instead of focusing on content, learn the types of questions that you will be presented with and strategy for how to work your way through them. You will get the content from your courses, but even for a student with great grades and a lot of previous coursework, I found I wasn't prepared for NCLEX style questions and I struggled with selecting the best answer from two or sometimes three choices that seemed correct. A lot of people recommend this book: Amazon.com: Fundamentals Success: A Q&A Review Applying Critical Thinking to Test Taking (Davis's Q&a Success) (9780803627796): Dr Patricia Nugent, Barbara Vitale: Books

Besides familiarizing yourself with that, I would rest up, organize your room/house, hang out with friends, go to the movies, etc. Basically get everything out of the way and in order because in a couple of weeks you're going to be too busy for any of that!