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Isometric exercises work wonderful in short spurts, also i like a website for listening to movies, I dont think im allowed to link it here, so just do a search for a site to listen to a movie, loads of tv and movie audio streaming, all perfectly legal on the one i use. i can message it to you if you like.

I think the only negative I will be talking about is my initial reactions to the new technology used in education. The blackboard, my peak style interfaces the schools use were a bit of a shock after 20+ years away from college. The rest is intended to be about adapting to that, materials i use to study etc and the great support I've received along the way. Ive started posting quizzes i make for myself also, maybe it will give someone an idea on how to help their grades etc. thank you all the the assistance [emoji3]

I have been taking photos in lab and converting them into quizzes online. Some are matching, some fill in the blank, a little bit of everything. Ill study my core subject matter for 15 minutes or so, take a quiz, 10 minutes of studying, take a quiz. little quick bits of repetition seem to help me much more than one big sit down looking at a foramen and a fossa and a saggital suture etc.. over and over and over etc...

Im just getting started into blogging within the nursing subject. Ive been thinking about it and am a little hesitant to throw my name on things for fear of how it could reflect on prospective employment down the road. Has anyone had thoughts on that or any insights?

I'm just getting started blogging my thoughts . More for a bit of relaxation than anything else. I figured It would be a good time to start, Im starting over. New Career, back in school at 40+ and lots to share. Thanks for the post, very inspirational :-)

ill ask tomorrow, still nerve wracking and stressful. when i got hurt i even told my former adviser, im laying in a hospital bed and cant feel my legs, still a no go on the withdrawls... needles to say we had an intense heart to hear when i got back to 100% [emoji3]

congratulations, im still waiting to hear yea or nay. going to be a few more weeks and its driving me insane. planning to move to a different state if i don't get in and go there.

just an aside, the f's were not in pre requisite courses, they were for a non health related degree

so I've been looking to make a career change, i am looking to retire after 20+ years in emergency services. I previously attended this school in the early 90's and while i was not a great student, i wasn't horrible either. pretty much b's across the boards.hen i lucked out and got my dream job while taking 4 classes. long story short, after a bit into the semester and doing fairly well, i took a major injury falling off a roof. now after pleading my brains out to withdraw, it was too late and my grades would have to stand as-is. needless to say i ended up with 4 f's. now to present, I've been slowly taking classes over the past 2 years at a closer school. these are 3 a 1 b, and I'm halfway through ap1 now still holding 100%. i didn't realize my grades transfer as just a pass fail, and I'm afraid they wont see 20 years of improved attitude about my education etc. has anyone heard of a school looking at a difference in grades over years, or at the grade a transferred class had etc? i took the nln exam and scored 145. from what I've read thats decent, but compared to the rest of the prospective students with a better gpa, im unsure how it will pan out. I apologize for the long ramble, this wait to see if i was accepted is beyond frustrating and writing things down helps relieve the stress a bit. thank you all for listening and i hope to be able to answer whether i got in or not sometime before i stroke out [emoji3]. apologies for punctuation etc, im old (44) and these damn buttons on the phone are tiny.