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Read all craven and do craven online (upass) questions. then move on to hogan. if you have time do the rest of readings.

Hi NathanielN, would you mind posting syllabus to here or facebook link? Thanks! Silvia

No not yet.

It does not mean that's the only package of books we need; however, if we don't have any others now we can get by with cravens only. however, there are some others, like fundamentals questions and answers (can't think of the author now) that is an important supplement.

Hi xmoomoox, in regards to books: craven is the main one for our first semester. Otherwise we will be notified during our first week about other important books. I tried contacting one of the profs at truman, one that teaches 6pm classes, and she said to review first few chapters of craven before first class. She would not elaborate on other books. Hope this helps.

What website r u referring to? Why di we have to register for orientation?

No problem. Glad to help out.

And here's the evening orientation info, in case anyone's been wondering: Dear Evening Nursing Student, Please plan to attend the 4-day mandatory nursing orientation sessions. These sessions will include an overview of the nursing curriculum, program policies and procedures and college resources to prepare you for success in City Colleges of Chicago Nursing program. See the orientation schedule listed below: Monday, August 13 General Nursing Orientation Malcolm X College, Theater 1900 West Van Buren Avenue Chicago, IL 60612 5 pm – 8 pm Tuesday, August 14 Truman College Nursing Boot Camp/Orientation 1145 West Wilson Avenue Chicago, IL 60640 Lecture Hall B Room 3440 Note Taking and Test Taking Strategies 3 pm – 6 pm Wednesday, August 15 Truman College Nursing Boot Camp/Orientation 1145 West Wilson Avenue Chicago, IL 60640 Lecture Hall B Room 3440 Critical Thinking Skills and Black Board Introduction 3 pm – 6 pm Thursday, August 16 Truman College Nursing Boot Camp/Orientation 1145 West Wilson Avenue Chicago, IL 60640 Lecture Hall B Room 3440 Medical Terminology/Time Management/Wellness Center 3 pm – 6 pm

So here is the e-mail I had received before they switched me to evening: Dear Day Nursing Student, Please plan to attend the 4-day mandatory nursing orientation sessions. These sessions will include an overview of the nursing curriculum, program policies and procedures and college resources to prepare you for success in City Colleges of Chicago Nursing program. See the orientation schedule listed below: Monday, August 13 General Nursing Orientation Malcolm X College, Theater 1900 West Van Buren Avenue Chicago, IL 60612 9 am – 12 pm Tuesday, August 14 Truman College Nursing Boot Camp/Orientation 1145 West Wilson Avenue Chicago, IL 60640 Lecture Hall B Room 3440 Note Taking and Test Taking Strategies 9 am – 12 pm Wednesday, August 15 Truman College Nursing Boot Camp/Orientation 1145 West Wilson Avenue Chicago, IL 60640 Lecture Hall B Room 3440 Critical Thinking Skills and Black Board Introduction 9 am – 12 pm Thursday, August 16 Truman College Nursing Boot Camp/Orientation 1145 West Wilson Avenue Chicago, IL 60640 Lecture Hall B Room 3440 Medical Terminology/Time Management/Wellness Center 9 am – 12 pm Hope this helps.

Hi there, i was wondering if anyone would like to do this in advance: so in case i get 4pm classes-and if someone of you gets 6pm classes but would like to switch, want to exchange numbers? I hope my message makes sense in other words, i really need the 6pm classes instead of 4. Thanks!

Yes, next week is class registration and in August its orientation.

Please read previous posts.

this is what i found: [h=4]is nln accreditation mandatory?[/h] nln accreditation is optional, but a desirable credential for nursing programs to have. nln accreditation of a nursing program indicates the program meets six nlnac standards related to mission and administration, faculty and staff, students, curriculum, resources and outcomes. each standard has between five and 10 criteria, each of which must be met to attain accreditation. see: nln accreditation questions and answers - nursing - spokane community college for more info. this also might be helpful: nlnac accredited nursing programs and this: national league for nursing - about the nln

MaleCNA87: thanks for the FAQ post.

I second jrschaaf's post. Please post FAQ email. Thanks.