Prerequisite Textbooks (like micro, anatomy, etc)--Keep them?

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Hey everyone,

I am hoping to be in nursing school soon, but I have a few more prerequisites to take. My question for you guys is if you ever really need your prerequisite books for anything while in nursing school? I kept my anatomy book because I thought that would be helpful maybe but in your opinion is it worth it to keep the physiology, nutrition, or microbiology textbooks? I'm trying to decide whether I should rent them or buy them for this semester..

Thanks!

Ashley

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All of the texts you listed I would keep. But English Lit or American Government, I would get rid of.

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Specializes in Cardiac.

I agree that you should keep the science based books. Sometimes nursing textbooks do not explain things in an easy manner and your previous texts could help with that.

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My pharmacology and holistics instructor, who are also instructors for the nursing program, recommended we keep our science books. So it's probably a good idea to keep them around at least until your done with school.

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I kept my A&P book but micro I got rid of.

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Specializes in My goal is to be an Oncology Nurse.....

Yes. They are great reference materials for questions you cant remember to answer.. I have all of mine and I am actually teaching Anatomy Lab to students this semester along with Nursing School.... :)

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