JCHAR23

Hello all! I am also writing my exam June 1st. Im terrified. I havent crammed but I have completed the Mosby's guide and the CNA prep guide and did very well. I found they helped me a lot in regards to how to answer the questions. I cannot cram much as people in my class have been doing but I have been doing questions and reading with accordance to what my weaknesses seem to be according to the prep guides. I wasn't stressed out, but now with 2 days away..my anxiety is through the roof. I feel as though I haven't studied although I have. There's just too much. Does it seem like I've taken the proper measures in studying? Is there anything else I can do? GOOD LUCK TO EVERYONE ON JUNE 1ST! Let's show them a passing rate they've never seen.

After first year, in Canada you can apply as a PSW which is good for the experience aspect of it. Pay all depends on where you work and if you are in union or not. You can always research everything. Up here the BScN with the degree) is 4 years..wow, what a difference.

Sudbury, Ontario first year RN student

I'm in my first Year of BSN...I find it the most challenging thing I've ever done. There is alot of reading, I have learned so far from advice and experience. -Find a group of people you can rely on and split the readings as well as photocopy notes you make for the readinds and hand them out to each other. -Find a 3rd or 4th year student to exchange e-mails with for advice and an uplifter for when you feel like giving up. -Take care of yourself first, or you can not be successful It's all been helping me, so I thought I'd pass it on. Good Luck to all my fellow first years

Currently writing a paper where we have to incorporate Caper's ways of knowing and link it to an article we read, and I'm having a hard ass time, pin-pointing the empirical way of knowing...god...