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Yes I did attempt to find someone but I go to a university and I didn't know any one who is a nursing student in the program. And I'm not going to waste my time going to everyone who I think could be in the nursing program to see if they lost their books. If anything those books would've went into the book donation box here at my school so in a way of common sense, there was a sign saying "free to a good home." I found the books around May of this year so they could've tried to get rid of the books because they either graduated or they changed their major to something else. I found them on a Sunday and the building was closed on Sunday. They could've returned the books to the bookstore got some money back from them but it was all out in the public so people can easily get them. They should've waited til Monday to return those books if they really wanted to get money off of them like most people will do. I guess they was so desperate to get rid of them or otherwise they wouldn't do that.

Yes I am

Oh I do my research regardless. I do have a passion for it dearly, i was just curious. I am a very spiritual person.

Every since I changed my major to Nursing, my life suddenly changed in its own little way. One night I was on the phone with a friend who is now a graduate MLT (medical laboratory technician) and told me all of the color codes in the hospital where his clinical site was. There were 14 colors and I memorized every one of them by heart in less than 2 days. Recently, I was going to a tutoring session and I happened to come across a building where most of my classes were held and I saw a stack of books on the ground all out in the open for the public to grab and go. I first saw the basic books like psychology, chemistry, etc. AND THEN I SAW NURSING BOOKS. A PATHOPHYSIOLOGY TEXTBOOK, A LAB MANUAL FOR MEDICAL-SURGICAL, VOLUME 1 & 2 OF NURSING FUNDAMENTALS, AND A POCKET OB/GYN NOTEBOOK PAD. They were ALL the books I need for nursing school in that particular stack. Best believe that I took all those books knowing how EXPENSIVE nursing books are. Could those books be a legit sign that the field of Nursing is the path I need to follow? Did I make the right decision of becoming a Registered Nurse?

I am fairly new Pre-Nursing major with classes done as a social work major the previous year. I have 3 years left in school but only one year and a semester left of nursing prerequisites to complete before I apply for the BSN program. I just completed my very first nursing class, Health Promotion, with a B this summer. This fall, I am starting school as a junior and I am taking more of my nursing courses and starting on my sciences: Anatomy/Physiology I ; along with Lab Medical Terminology (NURS) Elementary Biostatistics in Health Care (NURS) Lifespan & Development I have A&P lecture every Monday and Wednesdays at 11am-12:15pm and lab on Wednesdays at 1:00pm-2:50pm. Med-Term and Biostatistics are both online classes! Do you guys thing my courses are okay? My biggest concern is studying for A&P! What are your tips, comments, opinions about this? Please help!