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I think it is ch203 at nsc

Since there has not been tons of time for me to read the chapters I read the chapter summary, and then search you tube videos. I always try to have a general idea of what the professor will teach before I go to class so I don't waste time. Since there is a test a week and I work full time this is the best method I have found.

Doing it right now and already had a test!

I'm hoping to be all done in December of 2016 too! Granted I get into the program for next fall :) I am hoping to be ready to take the teas next semester which will allow enough time to retake if needed.

I also have a useless business administration degree, but I'm going straight for nursing. I believe you could do a direct nursing msn program with your bachelors degree (you might want to double check my accuracy). I would say you would benefit from the bachelors since you can't get into your nursing program.

I took sociology in 4 weeks and loved it. You have no option of procrastinating, so all of my work got done.

I work full time and have all A's. I do make sure I study everyday though.

I would just smile everytime you see him because you know you are going to quit soon. I know it is extremely hard to not let people get to you, but I would personally feel great knowing I was going to be leaving soon.

I'm doing math, history, med term, and A&P 2 this summer. I was trying to get A&P alone since it is the hardest one, but my math will overlap a couple of weeks.

I'm in the same boat as you!

You don't take prenursing, but rather prenursing is a bunch of prerequisites needed to get accepted to actual nursing school. for example, I am currently accepted as a prenursing student while I complete my prerequisites in hopes of being accepted into a bsn nursing school.

I think it depends on the subject. For any science classes there is no way I wouldn't get a real book. For other easier classes without many diagrams and pictures I think e-books are great. I guess it really depends on your personal preference.

I like using quizlet because I feel as if I'm studying as I'm typing the flash cards up. Plus I can review as much as needed. I also keep them separated by chapter which helps keep me organized.

I went on hospital websites and filled out applications. I was under the impression that they were full, but I have orientation on Saturday.

My lab quiz and lecture exam are next week. My fingers are crossed! Pretty nervous about the histology portion.