skimpstah

Content for both day and evening programs is the SAME.

The nursing program at JJC is highly competitive. Therefore, the more pre-reqs you have done the higher the chances you have to getting in, though there are some pre-reqs that MUST be taken prior to applying to the program. And no, you can not get a bachelors degree from JJC, it is only a community college, the highest degree you can get there is an associates degree. What I am doing is taking all the liberal arts requirements I need for my bachelor's so that I can transfer them to a university when I am done at JJC. Hope this helps

I had the teacher who quit last minute... All of us who had her are wondering what happened. I feel bad for you guys who should've had her because she was AMAZING! I can't believe only a couple of you guys passed the first exam. You'll get the hang of it soon. Take advantage of classes that Michelle and the rest of the NSL team has to offer, they are great tools. Take it day by day and feel free to ask any questions should you have any. Good luck guys =)

Don't get too worked up about teachers. You get who you get, the ultimate goal is to pass right? I'm in the evening program (2nd semester) and have been very fortunate to have had last semester and this semester (so far) fabulous clinical and theory instructors. I have heard bad stories about day teachers and one particularly difficult teacher who teaches 3rd semester. But I try not to get distracted with that stuff.

I'm in the evening program. Clinicals are once a week from 4pm-10:30pm. Let me know if you have any other questions! :)

When you start diagnosing characters of a movie or T.V show.....I did it the other night while watching "The Crazies" *sigh*

I've actually lost about 5 lbs. I don't have time to eat.

smegma and cheese used in the same sentence makes me want to gag. Those two should never be used together.

Mke sure that whatever program you are interested in accepts ED/PACU as ICU experience. There is a CRNA program I am looking into, and they are very specific as to what they consider "ICU experience"

KUDOS x 10000

Neither. My safety, especially the safety of my back comes first.

I'd be ****** if i got a question like this on a test.

Congrats...I always enjoy reading your posts.

I did AP 2 with an intro to art class (online) last summer. worked full time and my son was 3 at the time. Got A's in both classes. Only you know what you can handle. I say go for it though.

better than a c-section