Honey Clover replied to Slhengy's topic in Relations
Perhaps I should have elaborated. It's not just lack of eye contact. It was purely ignoring her. When questions were asked, all she got was silence. Just wanted to clarify. We are humans. You can't expect a new young student to be perfect with her em...
Honey Clover replied to Slhengy's topic in Relations
Ideally, were would respect one another and help each other out. Unfortunately, the world isn't so ideal and many people have to live with fact that they might be targeted and isolated. It's not something I like to see either. I'm just a student but ...
He's deflecting his insecurities onto you. Not good. You are right, you're not his ex but because he continues to be afraid of what might happen due to his past, this will blow up eventually. You're trying to establish a career for yourself. Nursing ...
Honey Clover replied to Rockapella's topic in Pre-Nursing
Yeah, I took A&P 2 during the summer and although it was supposed to be intensive, it was fairly simple and straightforward. The professor was very laid back type of guy and he babied us for sure. I got over 100% in the course. I'm in nursing sch...
Whenever someone brings up formula milk, it reminds me of the Nestle Boycott... Looks like this topic quite touched some people's sensitive side. For this topic, it would be better to use journal articles for the statistics between formula/breast mi...
Honey Clover replied to createddaisy's topic in General Students
I think being flexible in our communication is a good skill to have. The ability to talk to everyone about anything with an open mind and heart will ensure you'll get along with most people and to some degree, connect to them in some way! Perhaps it'...
Honey Clover replied to futurenurse16's topic in General Students
30 minutes is okay, 45 is "meh" and > or = an hour is the worst. You're stuck in the "meh". If they haven't changed it yet, accept what happened, let go of those frustrations and move on. Why deprive yourself of a peaceful state of mind by holding...
Admittance of a student into a program is an investment. If you start to drop students right off the bat, obviously that is detrimental to both the student and the school. That can lead to poor school reputation too in my eyes. Time is wasted, resour...
Honey Clover replied to SabineEffect's topic in Pre-Nursing
I don't believe in weeding in general but I can see why people would think that. There's a ton of students wanting to be a nurse but the schools cannot make everyone a nurse due to faculty shortage and negotiations with hospitals. Nursing is very sci...
Honey Clover replied to Bulbasaurjuju's topic in Pre-Nursing
Some programs only look at your prereqs GPA like CSU Sacramento. If you have their bonus points and you've obtained all A's in your science prereqs, I think you can get into that one. You can check out their stats and compare yourself to make sure. ...
Honey Clover replied to SouthernBelle85's topic in General Students
I was one of the most quietest kid from middle school to the first four years of my college experience. People rarely heard me speak and I didn't have much initiative either. Plus I was shy and very reserved. What helped me was working at a social jo...
Honey Clover replied to amber0627's topic in Pre-Nursing
In class, my instructor had us make a lab notebook and we had to draw out all the cells, body parts and bones and label everything. That helped a lot. I color coded it too. To memorize for lab practicals, I like to repeatedly test myself by pointing ...
Honey Clover replied to Upward_Bound's topic in Pre-Nursing
It's easier to be rude and to say whatever you want when you're anonymous. Trust me, this happens on all forums. In real life, you'll want to discuss your issues and ask questions to people you trust or advisors, both are much more supportive and acc...
Yeah. My program. CSU Sacramento looks only at nursing GPA (pre-requisite/co-requisite courses). However, if most of your courses that you did badly in were pre-requisites for nursing school, that'll be quite difficult to make up for. Do very very we...
