Skeletor

Is this a bad thing?

What was everyone's wait time for SCROLL approval?

If you think this is "dirty," wait until you are elbows deep in a Code Brown

This was me each semester. Do not give up. The "real" learning begins when your nursing career takes off . . 2.5 yrs after graduation and, it isn't any easier lol

One can dream . . .

The "best" area to begin in is that which makes you want to clock-in each shift.

Ahh, the good ol' "writing someone up" instead of questioning him/her face-to-face or over the telly . . . Some like the feeling (and power) they get in giving someone the American shaft behind their back.

That's a typical med-surg pt for me

T.A. affected me as well, extremely affected me. Frozen #2 pencils; unable to circle any answers on the answer key; mind going completely blank; heart palpitations; sweating like a criminal under a heat lamp. Let me know if you want some pointers . . PM me if so.

:yeah:

With being close to earning a B.A./B.S., an accelerated BSN program is your best alternative.

It would benefit you to have an A as your course sent as part of the admissions package; an A would definitely hold "that much more weight."

While I did not read assigned materials from the "required" textbooks, I did study "their" PowerPoint handouts. Studying Saunder's NCLEX-RN review book and the included CD-ROM of test questions is how I passed nursing school.

Hurst Review?

Mom, I never read a single page in any nursing book from any assigned reading. You learn how to "test" so much better when you just practice NCLEX questions . .