hgt219

I am a current student and we have been told they are moving to an associates program. My wish is that they will add an RN-BSN program soon.

It is a 2 year program (6, 13 week terms). I am in level 2 right now, but for level 1 you have class Monday-Thursday and clinical every other Friday once they start. For level 2 we have class Monday-Thursday and then clinical every Friday once they start. I have heard that for levels 3-6 clinicals are on Wednesdays and Thursdays so you would have class the other days I would assume. Level 6 you have your preceptorship so that would actually probably be a bit different

I love the school and teachers!! It's a really great program

I don't believe so. You have to click on the blue course numbers on the schedule :)

Awww man! You're looking on Sonis right? They should be posted tomorrow then

3 out of 4 of our syllabi got posted today, so you may have some posted too

I know a few girls had trouble with ordering but I went to the store since I live in virginia beach

Go to your schedule and click on each individual class, if they've been uploaded already then it will be there

You should do the email thing, but my username is the same as my MOODLE username

Hmmmm weird it only has username and pin when I go to login

I think there is a thing on there that you can click that will send it to you

I think it's your birthdate but I'm not positive. Month and day

I'm hoping they get posted today

You should check!

I saw! I wish they would post the syllabi already

Oh yeah I would go back in the book after lecture and add stuff from the book if it wasn't written on my notes already. Really just on the topics on the outlines

I am currently in a diploma program and one of my teachers last term told all of us level one students that it is definitely best to go on and get our BSN's after we get our RN. I definitely agree and plasm on doing so and am considering going further. I think it is going to take a while for this to become the entry level standard, and while I agree it should, I think the majority of the curriculum is the same across programs because you have to be prepared for the nclex. Not everyone gets accepted to BSN programs right away, I got wait listed for one. I am still very happy that I got into a program and I absolutely love it. I'm honestly not that worried about finding a job after graduating because my program is hospital based and they aren't going to not hire their own graduates and I will get my BSN one day. I just think right now people's situations have a major impact on the route they take and in the end we will all be licensed RN's.

I didn't really use much loose leaf to take notes at all. I just added to the notes that we print out off of MOODLE. I highlighted in my book. I know some people would make outlines but I just thought that would be time consuming so I never did

I can't believe that we start back in a week and a half! Where did that month go?

My first term ended on December 3rd. My grades: Fundamental nursing skills I: A Dimensional Analysis: A Principles of Nursing: A- Nutrition for nurses: A Destination Graduation:A I ended up with a 3.91 gpa :)

This is ours. You also have to have a 79.5% test average to have any other things added to your grades.

Haha wow

How was it???

I did have to cut back on time spent on some things, but I definitely still had time to see my family and boyfriend

This is what my text says. Ph is the most reliable bedside method.