manisha03

I would say option 2 , when your in nursing your going to have no time... and 2 days a week thats crazy I dont think you'll have time for all your school work.. you need atleast a few hours each weekday and one weekend day! hope i helped

I go to Langara, I'm pretty sure they dont have any course outlines onlline..but you can try As for the clinical portion, you have a hospital tour, a shadow visit with someone in the later terms and a nurse.

lol i wish sigh*

welll if you reallydont see yourself as a nurse i dont think you should do it what gets me through school is being excited about being a nurse in 2 years, i dont think i could get through school any other way. PERIOD. its hard but if its not somehting you want to do dont do it, this is going to be something oyur doing 4-5 days a week 8 and 12 hour shifts you dont want to be miserable going to work for the rest of your life , do soemthing you want good luck :) hope i helped!

maybe an ipad for the apps:) and convience

dont need it but if you can afford it i would say it go for it!!! its so convinient, there some awesome apps...goodnotes, evernotes, davis drug guilde etc. ...and you can take it everywhere and its so light

i would say do A&P it does help, and if you can do pathphysiology that is totally killer! i dont know about your school but for ours we had to do english and 2 electives so try getting that out of the way

I would say have a laptop for researching and writing papers, unless your husband doesn't go on the laptop much it might be annoying, i mean ipads are awesome b/c there so convenient...its so light and if i ever need to check something at school its there, but its not necessary ...i have some good apps that I use often like good notes, ever note, davis drug guide etc. , i dont take my laptop to school it gets distracting... just use pen and paper....if your on a budget i'd say get a laptop and just your notebooks etc, i use a lot of stickys ever type ...big ones small ones medium size, ones that tab pages, put checklist on them, tab important slides, pages etc. im just in love and a million and 1 different color highlighters :) its just how you study best im a visual learner...hope I made some sense and helped a little bit!

i feel spoiled but my parents are paying!

Congrats!! and thanks for sharing:specs:

Welcome!

we get a list of learning outcomes and from those I read that specific area and make notes from the learning outcomes, our teacher told us to do selective reading

good job:)

Im in my first semester of nursing , so bare that in mind...I dont have any clinical days yet, those start nxt term:) I spend about 4 hours everyday doing homework...but thats at home when I'm at the library I am far more productive.. and i need one full weekday,but when I go to the library I'd say that its about 3 hours per day and a full weekend day..I think its just b/c I haven't gotten into the groove so I'm hoping the next semesters are better...hope that helps :)

I once told an RN i wanted to go into Nursing and she gave me a crazy look as well she tried to convince me to go into pharmacy I have no idea why:/

I got into the school I wanted to for the fall I AM SO EXCITED YAYA

Hey there! I have a few (or maybe a lot, sorryyy) questions for anyone that has been in the Langara Nursing program for a while and knows a bit about it :) 1. What terms do you think are the hardest? Which would you say are the easiest? 2. Did you find the program hard because it was all year around? Were you able to plan any vacations? What was the longest break you had in between your classes? 3. How was Term 5, it looks quiet easy but is it?

i have been waiting two years and still havent got in its so upsetting i dont know what to do in the meantime anyone have any ideas something that will increase my chances to get in