nursingstudent721

I'm getting my BSN then going on to get my Masters to be a Nurse Anesthetist. A & P I = Done A & P II = Done Medical Terminology I = Done Sociology = Done English = Done College Algebra = Done Study Skills = Done (Required by some colleges for Nursing Program) Psychology = Done Micro = Spring 2009 Developmental Psych = Spring 2009 Intro to New Testament = Spring 2009 (Required by one of the colleges I'm applying to) Abnormal Psych = Summer 2009 Chemistry I = Summer 2009 Still have to take...most likely be taking these after I get my ASN. History Chemistry II Nutrition Statistics This is all I can think of right off the top of my head.

No, I just used the book and the instructors notes. I did buy this coloring book I don't know if all colleges carries it but there is a coloring book and it's useful; we didn't use the coloring book but I bought it anyways because other students told me it was useful and it was because I was able to test myself (especially for the bone test). The answers are in the back of the book.

that's when i'm taking it but at a different college. i bought the study guide book from the ati website and it's useful. i suck at math so that's what i'm really trying to concentrate on. good luck!

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Volunteering can't hurt either "work experience" even though you don't have direct contact with the patients. Just being around in the healthcare setting and just being around it you learn a lot. I volunteered in the ER and the nurses taught me a lot and that's really how I knew that the corporate world isn't for me in which I have a degree in Information Technology so that's why I decided to change my major after I had already decided to be a teacher.

Merry Christmas! I'm hoping to start the Nursing Program of Fall 2009 too; just waiting on the letter.

Congrats!

I've been trying to get on at the hospital for 4 months now so I can work 12hr shifts on weekends and study throughout the week while I'm going to school.

Work, try to rest before Spring Semester starts, and start studying for the TEAS test to get into Nursing Program at a certain school that I just got accepted to.

You're supposed to call them if you don't have your test ticket within 10 days.

I haven't worked since 2005 and I found a job within a week of taking my CNA exam. Try home health agencies or group homes. I work for a home health agency and I love it and I didn't have any experience. It's not back breaking like being in an assisted living or nursing home and I actually get paid more. I've been trying to get on at the hospital and I apply every week and they haven't called me. You'll find something; it can be frustrating but just keep applying or call and ask them about the status of your application.

I plan on using my Iphone...I've already downloaded some great apps!

I'll be taking Micro this Spring too! There is only one instructor that teaches it where I go but he's great! I'm not too worried; I just know I have to study hard to get the grade!

You got it no social life...all I do is work and study! It will pay off in the end...and I agree AP2 was easier; I think it all comes together and you're not lost like you were in AP1.

I took AP2 in the summer and anything that you take that is hard it's always easier in the summer because they only make you learn what you need to know...at least that's how it where I go. I'm taking Micro, Developmental Psych, and Intro to New Testament for Spring Semester (have to have the last one because of where I got in at; now I'm applying to get into the nursing program there).