tsydnes

The best thing I brought to clinicals was a program on my pda that had my Davis drug book, Taber's medical dictionary, ect. Look on Skyscape.com under students and check out the nursing constellation plus. It was a valuable resource during clinicals and impressed the nurses when I could whip it out and look up a drug or medical diagnosis at the bedside.

I just graduated May 14th from a BSN program in Ky, but I live in Tn. The people in my class who live in Ky already have their ATT but those of us who live in Tn have to wait for up to 4 more weeks. I have no idea how all this works between states but, I am very frustrated as well.

I am 39 and only finished 7th grade. I just graduated from a BSN program. The hardest part for me was getting started. I have a 12 year old son who is autistic and has developmental delays and functions at a 3 year old level so if I can make it through one of the most difficult programs, including 2 chemistry classes, you can too. My advice to you is, read your nursing text as you go along and get the saunders comprehensive nclex review book to use while going through school. It will help you with your classes. Also, talk to your instructors and let them know if you have any problems. They really are there to help you. Good luck.