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dana7582

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  1. First semester of BSN program at VSU: Nursing Care I (Fundamentals) Health Assessment Professional Nursing Development I Nursing Pharmacology
  2. I am going to Valdosta State University. I currently live 3.5 hours away from the school, but will be moving into an apartment in Valdosta on Saturday (Jan. 2nd). I have orientation on Jan. 8th (Friday) and Jan. 9th (Saturday) and classes start Jan. 11th (Monday).
  3. Stevens Johnson Syndrome
  4. The full size lifestyle planners from uncalendar are awesome! www.uncalendar.com
  5. I use the full-size lifestyle planner from uncalendar.com
  6. dana7582 replied to Francis77's topic in General Students
    When I took A&P I and II, I would make flashcards over the professor's notes and sometimes over the chapters in the book. I put a question on one side of the card and the answer on the other side. I would memorize one flashcard at a time and wouldn't move on until I knew the answer. I'd memorize 5 cards and then review those 5 again and then memorize 5 more, and so on. Then I would read the notes and chapters in the book to actually understand everything I had memorized. For the lab, I would photocopy the pictures out of the book. I would white-out the names of the parts of the body (bones, etc.) and then make copies and just memorize those. This really helped me learn the names of the parts and made identifying them in the lab much easier. I got A's in both of these classes. This is what worked for me.
  7. The only class I have left to take is Pathophysiology since I did all other pre-reqs when I got my bachelors degree in biology.
  8. Do you have a number for the CNA program at Georgia Perimeter? I couldn't find any information about it on the website. Thanks.
  9. Microbiology w/ lab: A A&P II w/ lab: A Nursing Pharmacology: A Safety and Emergency Care: A Personal Health and Fitness: A Pre-reqs finally over with! I start Nursing School (BSN) on Monday, Jan. 7th!
  10. I have been using the Full-size Lifestyle planner from www.uncalendar.com. No one I know has ever used one but always ask me about mine. I get a lot of compliments on it. I love it. I have been using one since I started college. It has tons of room to write important information down. I know I will be using it A LOT when I start nursing school Monday, Jan. 7th. Yikes! They also have a lifestyle pro planner that comes 3 hole punched that you can just put in a binder. Love them.
  11. name: dana school: gc&su, georgia program: b.s.n. what area of interest at this time: picu or nicu...but open to anything else as well biggest fear: failing out of nursing school or graduating and then failing the n-clex. what you'd like us to know about you: i'm 25 years old. finishing up my pre-reqs and bachelors in biology december 2007. starting nursing school in january 2008. i live with my boyfriend (of 1 1/2 years) and our 4 dogs and 1 cat.
  12. School of Acceptance: Georgia College and State University Pre-Nursing Sciences GPA: 4.0 Pre-Nursing Cumulative GPA: 3.81 Senior biology major (graduate Dec. 2007), starting nursing school in January 2008
  13. I'm 25 now, so I will be 27 years and 5 months when I graduate in December 2009 with my BSN. I'm a double major (Biology & Nursing).
  14. I applied June 1, 2007 for my college's January 2008 BSN program and I got my acceptance letter the first week of July 2007.
  15. My application was due June 1st for the Spring 2008 BSN program at my college. I just got my acceptance letter two days ago. Just finishing up prereqs this summer and fall along with the last few bio classes for my B.S. biology degree (done in december!). I can't wait to start nursing school!

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