Pinkfit94

While I was working and during school, I would put a percentage of my pay into another account just for nursing school expenses, that way it can offset the costs during the current semester. I would also buy most of my books from other sources and not from the bookstore, it saved me a few bucks.

Hi Lena100, I bought these books on amazon, and the rest I bought at the centennial bookstore. I dont have the list in front of me but I believe it was: - Mader's Anatomy and Physiology - Castillo: Calculating drug dosages - Mosby's Medical dictionary for nursing and health professionals - Test taking strategies for the beginning nursing student I roughly saved about 10-15 dollars per book, its not a lot, but any bit helps! :) Good Luck to your Son, Pinkfit94

I got my anat book on amazon for 140ish, amazon is a lot cheaper then the publisher and bookstore websites :)

Hello AshuM, I got accepted into both the full time and flex rpn programs at centennial. The booklist was included in both acceptance packages that centennial sent me, I think it was a blue sheet.

Hello smartway, With exception of the books that need to be bought at centennial, I bought some of the books on amazon. Its a little bit cheaper, and its a great way to save a few bucks. I've already started to read them, and I'm already excited! -Pinkfit94

I recently got accepted to the PN program @centennial for Winter 2013. They recently sent me the list of supplies/books I will be needing for first semester. Should I buy the books before the first day of classes or wait until the first day to buy them then? :)