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I bought all my books! Yeah, I have the thursday/friday lab and clinical.. Our orientation times may be different for Sept 3, but mine is 2-5 in WH-9 thats kind of a small room so thats why I think the times could be diff for others. I have 4 days of clinical total.. not counting the clinical orientation!

check your mailboxes!!

I'm in the 2-5 class too!

Schedules are posted!! :)

OH yeah.. haha it is the module one.. shoot! I still need this too though right?

the 1410 syllabus is in the bookstore!! its thick and orange and 13$ I just went there and bought it!

At the last possible moment!!! lol try not to stress too bad about it. I've been checking online everyday for mine lol

I JUST started. I am in pharmacology. So I cant say, but people I have talked to are saying that it gets a lot harder.. Especially MED SURG.. I hear its like boot camp for nurses

I feel bad for you guys, that would be tough! but remember its only a year of hell and when you are done you will be an RN!!! keep going :-D Im in the traditional and I'm already sick of studying haha, but I cannot imagine being in your position. Good luck to you!

thank you! and Good job to you too MrsBoyce! Yeah, I needed to get red scan trons I just got them at the book store, but you have to ask for them because they are behind the counter. hope this isnt too late of a response!

For those of you who havent taken your first exam yet, I took mine yesterday. It was not as bad as I thought it would be. try to relax and dont read too much into the questions. I got 100% :) so I'm very happy

thank you jugre! why do we need to hang onto the syllabus? I plan on keeping my notes, power point lectures and syllabus! haha but I just wondered how it has been useful for you. Any other advice? my first pharm exam is monday and Im terrified!

yeah, I think its just reading. I wrote out the math problems and stuff to practice, but hopefully the professors dont ask us to turn it in bc mine is so SLOPPY!

yes, I received a letter as well. Look in your syllabus at the Learning Activities, its just underneath the content outline, and read the pages that it tells you to read for each book. There is a lot to do kind of so just do your best. } that's basically what the letter said.

does anyone feel clear on serum osmolarity? and that whole chunk? I'm hoping it is explained well in class. I'm feeling a little lost.