Published Jul 21, 2016
mrs.bartlomain
3 Posts
Does anybody have a suggestion for a really good organizer/planner for nursing school? I feel like there are so many avenues that you take each semester, and a generic daily planner won't be detailed enough to keep me organized. Thank you!
3peas
199 Posts
Erin Condren planners seem to be popular and I had one in school. She has a website Erin Condren | Custom LifePlanner, Notebooks, Journals, Stationery
Great, thank you for your suggestion!
justawannabe93
4 Posts
emilyley.com
Thank you!
kaiwahine
84 Posts
For something more inexpensive I love the Blue Sky planners. They sell them at Target and Walmart. I always get the monthly/weekly ones and write all of my assignments and to-do lists on the weekly layouts.
Pdxstudent
75 Posts
I also went with a Blue Sky planner from target and I think it's great so far! I actually really wanted an Erin Condren life planner and that was on my wish list of supplies for school but I just couldn't get past the price. The one I found at target will suit me just fine and has everything in it I need without the hefty price tag.
Meeshie
304 Posts
On top of using a planner I used a giant whiteboard calendar in the hallway of my house. On it I'd keep my school times, major due dates, any appointments I had, holidays, my husband's work schedule, my kid's schedule, and when bills were due. This let everyone in my household know what was going on with the household at a glance. It helped keep people from overscheduling or dropping the ball. Since it was in the hallway no one could claim they didn't see something! :)
ShineBright, BSN
100 Posts
The Happy Planner from Hobby Lobby or Michaels! It's an awesome planner that is very comparable to the Erin Condren. You can get for under $20 if you use the 40% off coupon from Hobby Lobby. I've been using it since I started nursing school and it has worked perfectly for me!
newrpn
33 Posts
I second the Happy Planner. Still use mine now for work!
LPNtoRNin2016OH, LPN
541 Posts
I also have an Erin Condren planner, its nice but the at a glance planners are just as nice and half the price
thebeccalc, BSN, RN
21 Posts
Look into bullet journaling. The system allows you to create the type of planner setup that works for you, and only takes as much work as you're willing to put in to it.
bulletjournal.com :)