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Hi all! I am currently a junior BSN nursing student on track to graduate may 2016. I recently accepted an internship position at the hospital affiliated with my school. I will be working alongside an RN, 3 12s per week. Any advice for working with this particular population. I loved my clinical rotation on this unit, but I know the student role is a bit different from that of an actual RN. Thanks in advance!

I'm beginning A&P 2 tomorrow! I made an 88 (solid B) in part 1. How does part 2 compare to part 1? Harder, easier?? Any advice?

So I've gotten through all of my A&P I lecture and lab exams other than the finals! My average in both classes is an 85...a solid B! However; I find myself bothered by this because I have always been a straight A student, in fact I graduated valedictorian of my hs this year! I work 20 hours a week on top of school, but I feel like I am still able to put more than enough time into these classes! Should I just get over my expectation/hope of making straight A's in nursing school?

Wow, I wish my school did that!

Wow that's awesome! I wish my school did that!

Thanks for all the positive thoughts! I've always been an A student, so I was a little disappointed at first! However, I found out today that I did WAY better than the class average so I'm 100% happy with this grade and will strive to get an A on the next test! :) Thanks again!

I just recently took my very first A&P test! It covered 3 chapters. I received an 88 on the test! How should I feel about this? How have you all done on A&P tests?

A&P 1 with lab, intro and developmental psych, academic seminar, library research, and bioethics! Many more to go as this is my first semester in college! :)

A&P I, intro & developmental psych, bioethics, academic seminar, & library research! Just starting out as a freshman! :)

Hi! I am at a four year college starting out as a freshman in the BSN program! I have been toying with the idea of getting my CNA license, most likely in the summer of 2013! Any advice/tips? Should I do it? Share your good/bad experiences as a CNA! Thanks in advance for your help!

Wow, thanks for all the great words of wisdom, guys! I'm feeling more confident and excited about this journey all ready! I know it will be tough, but I can honestly say I'm willing to do whatever it takes to achieve my B.S.N :)

Thanks :)

Thanks so much for the wonderful advice! I start tomorrow and am beyond excited :)

Thank you all for the great advice! I officially start tomorrow and will definitely keep your tips in mind as I embark upon this journey :)

Thanks so much for all the great advice. I will definitely be looking into getting my CNA license. How long does it normally take to become a CNA? Also I'm starting classes tomorrow! Wish me luck :) SlaveHeart-The intro and developmental psych is one class. I guess maybe they combines the two?!