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Alright ... I feel like I'm probably missing something totally obvious in asking this ... but how do we know which classrooms we'll be in? edit: ... Now I feel outrageously silly. I just looked at my registration information sheet for the millionth time and saw the room number listings we go to plain as day. Haha, I'm just a little flustered with everything ... just a little!

Have I mentioned I adore you all for this forum? This thing and all its information has been a lifesaver and I would truly hug it if I could! :hug:

BOOKS: 1. "Nursing Diagnosis Handbook" (9th Edition) (by Betty J. Ackley & Gail B. Ladwig) ISBN:978-0-323-07150-5 2. "Nursing Interventions & Clinical Skills" (4th Edition) (by Elkin, Perry, Potter) ISBN: 978-0-323-04458-5 3. "{Saunders} Comprehensive Review for the NCLEX-RN Examination" (4th Edition) (by Linda Anne Silvestri) ISBN: 978-1-4160-3708-8 4. "{Jarvis} Physical Examination & Health Assessment" (5th Edition) ISBN: 978-1-4160-3243-4 5. "Exploring Medical Language {A Student Directed Approach}" (7th Ediction) (by Myrna LaFleur Brooks) ISBN: ISBN 978-0-323-04950-4 6. "Pharmacology - A Nursing Process Approach" (6th Edition) (by Kee, Hayes, McCuistion) ISBN: 978-1-4160-4663-9 7. "Fundamentals of Nursing" (7th Edition) (by Potter, Perry) ISBN: 978-0-323-06784-3 There were also 3 very thin online course material packets all manufactured by "Evolve": 1. "Mosby's Nursing Video Skills: Basic, Intermediate, & Advanced SKills" (Student Online Version 3.0) ISBN: 978-0-323-05633-5 2. "Pharmacology Online - Pharmacology - A Nursing Process Approach (tied with book #6) ISBN: 978-4160-5305-7 3. "Medical Terminology Online - Exploring Medical Language - A Student-Directed Approach) (tied with book #5) ISBN: 978-0-323-05181-1 If you need pictures of any of the books or anything, just send me a private message and I'd be more than happy to email a picture of what I have! :) PS - I really hope we don't have one of these boxes-of-books to look forward to at the beginning of every term in the program! :hdvwl:

Oh not a problem at all! Good luck to you as well! =D

Heya! That's great! My schedule is flexible enough that I can sign up for a class whenever it's most convenient for you if a Saturday morning isn't convenient :) Otherwise, I'll call in the morning and see what kind of seats are available for Sat., July 31st, and post right after I find out. That's going with the AHA folks on Manchester Rd., if that's alright with you :)

Is there anyone out there who hasn't taken care of their CPR Certification that would like to sign up for a class together? I was thinking about going with the AHA class that they offer for FSCJ students every Saturday morning (It's the one in the packet that offers a Certified First Aid class and all the materials for the class in the fee), but I'm flexible!

Hello All! I got into the Fall 2010 Days Program, couldn't be more excited ... or nervous! I figured the nervous part could be helped a little by finding others in the same boat, maybe? lol - I still have to get CPR Certified, but that's no biggie - it's everything else that came in the packet that's overwhelming, but in such an awesome way! I just wanted to say congrats to everyone else who made it - and I look forward to getting to know you all in the few weeks we have left! -- Aimee

There's only one student in the class with the initials RC, so if you're Rosalyn ... I'm Aimee! lol! Hopefully I'll see you in the class forums, study partners are always a plus! Five kids you say?? I only have one sibling and it's the same story with my husband, so he wants #2 to be the last one for us - I'm meeting him half way ... I'll stop, for now, until I get a solid career going ... and then in a couple of years I'll bug him again, haha. Or maybe I'll change my mind ... who knows, lol. Labor and Delivery is where I hope to go with my nursing as well! If you ever want a recommendation for a very laid back Anatomy I & II professor, let me know!

Thank you so much! I went ahead and signed up for my sociology and chm 1020 courses for the summer -- both online! Yay! That'll make the pregnant life a little more pleasant this summer :) Now I've just got to conquer the NAT test this fall, Micro in the spring and my app for the nursing program by February =) Thank you again for you time Misswhitney! I greatly appreciate it :)

Hey guys! I have to take a chem course before I enroll in a microbiology class ... the general option is CHM 1025c. FCCJ also offers a CHM 1020 class that I can take as an online course that -technically- counts as a prereq for Micro. I'm about 4 months pregnant and taking the fall semester off (besides Intro to Sociology which is online) - but if I can make my chemistry class online for the summer, I'd really like to take that route! Does anyone know if CHM 1020 is frowned upon for nursing majors? Or not counted at all? Will I be handicapping myself for the Nat test terribly? Thank you for your time! --So confused!