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grillo7

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  1. 1. I worked full-time no problem. It's only later in nursing school itself that this can become an issue. 2. I was able to bunch them up on 2-3 days per week, which worked with my schedule fine. 3.Only weekdays. Usually Monday and Wednesday I think... 4.Labs are usually pretty long, but there were lots of options at my college...I took mine in the afternoon after class. 5.Nope...
  2. I would only take one of those per semester...it would not only be hard on you, but those courses are also a solid foundation for your future nursing knowledge, so it's better in the long run to focus on only one at time. Also, at most nursing schools, those classes are weighted a little more heavily during admissions, so it will do you well to get the best grade you can.
  3. I kept my micro and A + P, but three semesters in I have yet to crack them open. My advice would be to sell them back...
  4. Congratulations! Yeah I've lived in Hilo for about a year now. If you have any questions or anything let me know...I'd be glad to help. Where are you moving from?
  5. I just got accepted! How was the program? What can I expect?

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