brodie98

I had the required txtbooks and the studygroup101 my next investment is going to be the peds txt.

TG1958 Good Luck and keep me posted! I will be rooting for you.

Just to be familar with fluid and electrolytes. That seemed to be the hardest part for me.

Thank You Guys I love the clappy guys. I worked alot this weekend, because I never say no. And I got no sleep last night I have no idea why. So the C was disappointing. However you guys made me smile you are right a pass is a pass.

I passed Health Differences today. I got a C which I'm a little dispappointed in but on the other hand I did pass. Now on to Chronicity

I have enrolled in Excelsior and want to get moving on it. I'm waiting for The GI Bill to switch to the post 9/11. In the mean time I have studied Transitions to the point I'm ready to test. I have studied Health differednces and bought Fluid and Electrolytes made incredibly easything I can test after reading that. Its a neat little book. I think Im going to purchase and Nook and get the Saunders review guide. I want to do it that way because with all the requied text books and study guides there are way to many books taking up space here. I have a small fear that once the GI Bill goes through Excelsior is going to find it strange how fast Itest out of things. However the processing time for the GI Bill has given me plenty of time to study. I just want to get on with the testing so I feel like Im getting something done!

I just started to study for NC1 any advise on what materials are best. I got two of the text books so far. I had a huge mix up at Amazon so I'm waiting untill next to purchase more books. The real question I have is the study guides I down loaded the free one from EC checked out ebay for study guides without success. I'm curious about TCN I'm the type of learner that the more I can get a hold of to read the better off I am. I feel a little nervous about this because I gave up a seat at a brick and mortar school. I feel I can do this much faster and I am used to studying on my own from the military. I just would relax a little with a black and white guide. For example study this topic etc. I forgot to introduce my self. My name is Rebecca and I am a LPN. I love being a nurse and want to upgrade to RN. I have read over posts here and it has eased my mind on the decision to go ahead with EC