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rosie861

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  1. Does your teacher have powerpoints? Use that as a guide while studying(reading) unless they tell you differently.. I buy my books because I write/scribble/highlight everything important. I also have my notes from class and write things from the book in my notes. Taking notes on the important things while I read actually helps me because I can picture what I wrote/read on an exam. I also study in sessions because if your annoyed while studying your not going to remember anything. Also understand that your NEVER going to know everything and once you figure out whats important and whats not you will be ok!
  2. Agreed! I make half that as a home-health aid and I dont have certificates, degrees or anything. Im in Nursing school and thats why I was hired..
  3. If you could take A&P before nutrition, the class would be easier since you learn some of the same things. Medical Term is INFORMATION OVERLOAD!! Seriously, I had an exam every week because there was so much content but its useful(I cant tell you how many times I have BS'd my way through a question since I could breakdown the word). And your GF is right about anatomy being hard but its nothing compared to Nursing school. Here if you got anything lower than "C", they told you not to even apply. Im getting my BSN right now and prereqs were a breeze.. get used to not having a life!

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