Emerald99

it can be intimidating when everyone seems to have experience! dont stress out too much, nurses are always in need especially now. even if you dont get into the hospital of your dreams, you can start by working in a smaller facility to gain experience and move up from there!

I'm sorry you're going through this! what's your study schedule like? it seems like you were overwhelmed by the course load and let stress take over (happens to the best of us). I have nursing friends with nutrition degrees so that might be a option for a change of major?

on the same boat! was looking forward to pinning but can't really have that during social distancing LOL

I keep hearing Uworld is the best program out of all the study resources

flashcards(Anki) really help. I am a visual learner so watching videos and seeing how things go together help a lot

looks like you're well prepared! if you want to get ahead, I would start reviewing pathos for common conditions and meds as well ? CONGRATS!

I feel like the next semester is going to be online or a better part of it. Clinicals might also be simulations done online which is hard to learn from but still useful! Hopefully COVID rates drop by then and hospitals will allow students to do clinicals

Neuro!

anyone know how rigorous the residency is?

you get 2 weeks off mid-august, 1 week for thanksgiving, about a month for Winter and 1 week for Spring break. Easter break is a few days depending on the schedule

Summer starts off with 3 days of lab and 2 days of classes (9-4 with breaks), you change classes every 3-4 weeks so the schedule changes around but typically after labs are done (after Summer), you have to be on campus 2-3 a week and clinicals 2days/week

Hi previous FB student here. CONGRATS to all that got accepted! You won’t regret it. ?I have supplies(way less than the school charges) if anyone is interested!

Hi previous FB student here. CONGRATS to all that got accepted! You won’t regret it? I have supplies(way less than the school charges) if anyone is interested!

Hey, CONGRATS on your acceptance! I’m a current FB student 3 weeks from grad. It’s a great experience but definitely not easy. You have to be able to prioritize and time manage well but it’s all worth it. Graduating from Baylor definitely distinguishes you (not to bash on other schools) and the FB program and its grads are especially well recognized among hospitals. Also, you’ll be more than prepared for the NCLEX with the way Baylor teaches! You learn A LOT, the profs actually care about you(& your mental health), and FB passing rate is phenomenal(you can find the % online). If you do end up choosing Baylor, I can have supplies I can sell to you for the low! CONGRATS again!! ?