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AmyStudentNurse

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  1. Would love to hear more about the program from anybody in it or applying to it. I'm have a BS degree in Psychology and will have my RN in May. This seems like a great option.
  2. FYI.... University of Wyoming is S/U grading only. Some MSN programs won't accept that.
  3. Here is a school that allows students with a bachelor's in another field to apply to the Master's Program. Only drawback would be you wouldn't have a BSN, just an MSN. Masters Program Admission Requirements | UCSF School of Nursing
  4. Did you find a program that will work for you? If so, where? I am in the same position. I am going to be getting my ADN next year and already have a Bachelor's in Psychology. Thank you! I really want an RN to MSN program and it would be nice to find one that is for people with a Bachelor's Degree already. Amy
  5. I'd love to hear input from current students on the 2nd degree Bachelor's program. How's it going?
  6. Would you send me the med study sheet as well? Thank you in advance!!!! --Amy [email protected]
  7. Chris, I don't know how to thank you enough!!!! I am a first semester nursing student and I literally have several physical assessment forms and several books ready on the table because I was going to do exactly what you just did.....I have been putting it off because I know it would take me days and days. I so badly wanted a great physical assessment form. Before yours, I had never found what I liked. Either too vague or too detailed. I'm so glad I decided to look on the web once more! Thank you!!!!
  8. Thank you for posting these assessment questions! I can't wait to try out your method! I'm a first semester student and I've been hunting around for assessment help. Love when fellow student nurses help each other out. All the best to everyone!
  9. It's manageable. There are several people that work full time and do the program. I think that's amazing! So far it's been really great. The Fri/Sat schedule is really nice...getting the whole week done in two days is a great feeling. The hardest part I would say is time management. Really have to plan ahead to get all of the reading in for the week. Reading is about 5-8 hours a week I would say and then also assignments completed online and studying for exams on exam weeks.
  10. Hi Kayla, I'm in the 1st block of weekend at Glendale. Our schedule is Fridays 7-4 and Saturdays 7-1. Starting at week 9 you go to clinicals which changes Sat to 6:30 to 1:30 instead of 7-1. There is also an optional class Fri from 4-5.
  11. I was the last post up above.... Ooops, forgot to include my email: [email protected] Thanks again!
  12. Would you also send me the pharm notes? Thank you in advance!!!! ~Amy
  13. Thank you, NewBeginning! Love to hear any suggestions for anything we can do before school starts to make starting school any easier. Where are your clinicals this semester? Best of luck to you this semester! Amy
  14. My timestamp was 6/16/09, 8:04:20 and I got in today to the Glendale Weekend starting Summer 2011. Worth the wait!

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