DaisyRenee

I volunteer at Children's hospital and I had to fill out an application, have two people fill out a provided recommendation form, have three other references to be contacted by phone, proof of immunizations, TB paperwork (no test though), and a background check then an interview and placement. I chose child life and go once a week for 4 hours or a little over.

Microbiology American Literature US History Psychology of Human Development Intro to College Math(already took stats but have to have this before algebra)

Thank you :), good luck to you too!

Yes I love it, especially since my goal is pediatric nurse practitioner :)

I go sit with the children to allow their parents/caretaker breaks, bring them toys/crafts, play with them, or take them to the playroom if their able. I also clean toys and the playroom. While doing all this you interact with the nurses and see how they work. I love it!

Volunteering at a hospital will definitely help you get your feet wet. I'm currently volunteering at Children's hospital as a child life volunteer, and you learn a lot just from seeing how the floor works.

4 week biology: A 8 week sociology: A Have finished 36 credit hours with a GPA of 3.91! A lil over half way done with pre-reqs!

Finally finished my second summer class an 8 week sociology with an A, after finishing 4 week gen bio with an A! 36 credit hours with a 3.91gpa! A Lil over half way done with pre-reqs!

Final grade in general biology 4 week course was a 99 :) now to focus and finish 8 week sociology course (4 weeks left) with an A i hope!

What about the kindle fire hd?

Thank you. @everline would you recommend the kindle? Is it easy to stay organized?

Would the kindle fire hd be good for this? Looking for a good tablet with easy note taking and for a reasonable price.

I have received an invitation to join my cc chapter of ptk, is it worth it? What exactly are the benefits? Thanks,

Thank you for the replys, I registered for the class hope I can do well!

Just took ap1, english comp, music appreciation, and statistics this past semester. It was hard but. If you spread out your studying you will be fine!