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RandyB-FutureRN

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  1. I'm on Medicaid because I quit my job to finish my prereqs way faster. I have had hardly any problems with it, it has been smoother than all of my insurances through past employment and I have had some good plans. I plan on going back on it once I start nursing school next year. I know of other students that refused to do it and work full time while going to school but their GPA is suffering because of it. My local programs are too competitive not to put my full attention towards school and not worry about work.
  2. Establishing a study group was very helpful for me in A&P 1. The teacher encouraged it and she could easily tell who was studying as a group, especially for lab tests. I later took an accelerated A&P 2 course in the summer and used my skills from group study and applied it to myself since our class was only 7 people. I did better in A&P 2 than I did the first one as I was more prepared with critical thinking skills for tests.

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