sandanrnstudent

you said it, drug related!

I think that's a bit much when it comes to.studying. micro is a lot of science word memorization and chemistry is a lot of equations. Stats involves a lot of practice to catch on. Nutrition requires focus because u will really be needing to know it once the nursing classes start. West civ. I never took so I don't know what to say about that. I think it would be too much. Can u save some for summer session? Also many loans and scholarships require u to be a full time student with credit hours but the nursing classes aren't enough hrs. Just something for u to think about. Hope this helps! SandanRNstudent

Two tests down in my micro class and 2 A's to show for it! Got an A and a B on my two quizzes thus far. We're out next week for summer break and then return to our midterm lab practical and the beginning of genetics lecture! I'm actually enjoying this class and found that note cards are your best friend for learning all the latin examples and cell parts! Hope you all are doing well too. sandanRNstudent

My orientation is July 11th and I plan on taking pen, notepad, and a bottled water. sandanRNstudent

we are the coolest microbes around! So, how do I look in my suit?

The Climb (miley cyrus) So small (carrie underwood) Keep on keeping on (jojo) Let it be (the Beatles)

Thanks!

Google Tat2x I got this brand idea from another post here on all nurses! Hope it helps sandanRNstudent

Have my first exam in micro this afternoon - covering history of it, examples of 5 classifications of microorganisms, and basic chemistry. Hope to do well on it! How are all you others doing? sandanRNstudent

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Congratulations on the big news! And you thought the wait to get accepted was grueling; now you are joining many of us on this forum as we countdown the days to both orientation and the first day of classes! Might I suggest the threads below: Items you will need to buy for nursing school: https://allnurses.com/general-nursing-student/what-item-s-111796-page76.html What type of shoes to get: https://allnurses.com/nursing-scrubs-uniforms/best-nursing-shoes-672189.html What type of stethescope to get: https://allnurses.com/nursing-scrubs-uniforms/whats-good-stethoscope-236439.html You'll find tons of great threads on this sight simply by searching in the box at the top of the page. Good luck and keep us updated on your progress. sandanRNstudent

great to hear that the adjustment to your study habits paid off! I hope it continues to be as good! sandanRNstudent

Indyelmer -- can you give more detail on how you use the whiteboard, please?! ie. What do you mean by "the amount of time..." sandanRNstudent

Journee2, please write back as well and let us know of any questions we should be asking at our respective orientations! Thanks, sandanRNstudent

I agree- go ahead with the pregnancy starting this fall! I had a CNA2 instructor that had 2 children while in a 2 year program. I don't know how she did it, but neither of hers were planned yet all went well for her. That's the only example that I know of regarding this topic. Pray about it - is my best advice I can give! sandanRNstudent