leesee

I graduated from an ADN program and now want to get my BSN. The school I am going to requires PHIL 121 - Introduction to Philosophy or PHIL 124 - Logic and Critical Thinking as requirement for the BSN program. This was not a requirement for my ADN degree. Neither class is really that appealing to me, but I have to take one or the other. Which one is going to help me out more in the field of nursing? Which one is going to better prepare me for other classes I need to take get my BSN?

I have been nurse a year and also graduated from an ADN program. Nursing school was the foundation. I couldn't do my job if I hadn't gone to school, but the majority of what I need to know I have learn on the job. The key is to ask questions. When you are in clinicals, orientation, or just the new nurse on your floor...keep asking questions. You will impress those around you by not trying to impress them. Find nurses that are knowlegdable and that you have a good rapport with. Ask them every question that pops into your head, that is how I have learned to be nurse this year. I didn't "feel like" a nurse when I graduated and passed NCLEX. After my first year....I am a nurse.