beckyb2201

i brought all of my books, 2 pens, 2 pencils, a notebook and a highlighter. in my opinion it's better to be over prepared than under.

i had this homework assignment last week. make sure you get the references

HANG IN THERE!!! i hate math, but i'm still doing well in pharm. don't give up!

CONGRATS!!! i was so nervous to take my net tests. i took mine in the spring and i hadn't been in school for over 9 years when i did it. i was so nervous for the math section. i sucked at math in high school. come to find out i did better on it than i did the reading just take your time and read everything it asks. sometimes the questions can be a little tricky. try to look at the questions from all angles. good luck. keep us posted :)

haha yup, at the nyit campus. today wasn't so bad. we started out with 30 students in my group and we're already down to 27. thanks everyone for your input :)

my program doesn't give them....but the campus does lol. i would on occasion smoke. needless to say i quit and won't think about touching it ever again. i'm not going to throw my future down the drain just to get high. chances of them doing a drug test are slim to none, but it can still happen....plus i'm 99.9999% positive you have to for clinicals and you'll definitely have to get one when you get a job

i'm not quite sure what to do. i've been out of school for 10 years and i've never had any college experience so i'm not sure if this is how things go or not. at my school i have class m-f 8-2:30. i have a different class everyday (i'm assuming most of your schools are like this as well) but i have the same classmates. anyways, i have the rudest classmates. not rude like they are stuck up or other stuff like that....i'm talking rude like they talk so much about going to the club or their hair or random stuff like that....not only do they talk about this stuff, but they talk very LOUDLY! it's one thing if they do it when class isn't in session, but they do.....it drives me nuts. should i say something to them or the teacher? i paid my way to the school to become a nurse...not to make friends and hear stories that doesn't pertain to nursing

i am a single mom of two kids, 6 and 8. i just started school last week (lpn). it's hard as hell. we live with my boyfriend, the kids father (he's not my boyfriend) pays very VERY little in child support and lives in another state. we're on a very fixed income. i'm not really worried about the money. the program i'm in is only 11 months so i look at it like it's only a year of struggling with money, i've been struggling for the past 8 years so what's another year added to it. the only problem i'm having is finding time to do all the reading/homework/studying. i knew the course would be hard, but i really didn't think it would be this hard. i just need a set schedule. anyways, i say do it. take advantage of they system, that's what it's there for. you'll be paying into it for the rest of your life. good luck.