djaojoco

Hi! I'm currently in the nursing program and want to study using the best and recommended resources. Like you mentioned, which NCLEX practice question book would you recommend me to get? I also have a few questions about how to study. I'm more of a visual learner so I have to see a video, picture, etc for me to understand the concept of things. During lecture it's hard for me to listen to the professor for 4 hours and take notes at the same time. If I do get to take notes, it's only parts of the lecture. What could you recommend for me to do to in order to focus more? Another thing is the test taking skills. All the questions used for the quizzes and exams are in NCLEX style. Most of the answers in the questions are right so I'd have to result in the elimination process. Sometimes I panic and choose the wrong answer. What are some tips you can give me to improve my test taking skills?

Hey guys! AUHS is relatively a new nursing school. From what I experienced so far, the school was somewhat unorganized. However, as the weeks went by, it got better. Every school have good and bad sides and I would say that AUHS has a lot of good sides. AUHS is a small private school. You will be with your group throughout the program. They will be your family for the next 3 years (age difference doesn’t matter). The advantage there is that you and your group can help each other to survive each quarter! The feeling of being the new student won’t matter to you once you start. The professors are great. They really want you to learn and pass the class so they encourage students to communicate with them. Classes may be overwhelming since it’s an accelerated nursing program, but the professors are there for you and there are tutorings as well. You can do anything as long as you are dedicated to your studies. AUHS is a private Christian school, but students here are mix. The school does not discriminate other race and religion so that’s a good thing. AUHS is a private school so it’s expensive. Tuition ranges between 80,000 to 94,000. Students apply for the sub/unsub government loans and parents apply for the PLUS loan. If the government loans don’t cover your expenses, you can always apply for a private loan. Education is a great investment so by the time you graduate as a BSN, you will be earning a lot more once you start working. The program is in a quarter system so you will be busy for a few years, but it will be over before you know it