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I start in January 13th as well. I'm terribly scared but super excited. It's a great feeling to have gotten accepted but the challenge has just begun.
Let's keep each other motivated and learn from each other's different experience.
Does any of you have to take a med calculation exam on orientation day?! Because I do and I am extremely nervous about it, as I have to score 90%.
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I start in January 13th as well. I'm terribly scared but super excited. It's a great feeling to have gotten accepted but the challenge has just begun. Let's keep each other motivated and learn from each other's different experience. Does any of you have to take a med calculation exam on orientation day?! Because I do and I am extremely nervous about it as I have to score 90%. Sent via my iPhone using allnurses.com ❤️[/quote']We have one but we get three tries and 80% is the cut off for the first semester. After that, it is 90 or better.
I started in Aug 2013. Good luck to all of you! For fundamentals, make sure you know the rationale behind the concepts and the associated nursing interventions & diagnoses. Health assessment was pretty black & white for us, just practice your skills and get comfortable in a systemic routine that you can do. Our clinicals were in the community and nursing homes. Clinical is a great time to see what you've been learning applied to real life and to start to feel like a nurse. Enjoy the free time now and stay ahead of your assignments!
I started in Aug 2013. Good luck to all of you! For fundamentals, make sure you know the rationale behind the concepts and the associated nursing interventions & diagnoses. Health assessment was pretty black & white for us, just practice your skills and get comfortable in a systemic routine that you can do. Our clinicals were in the community and nursing homes. Clinical is a great time to see what you've been learning applied to real life and to start to feel like a nurse. Enjoy the free time now and stay ahead of your assignments!
Thank you!
BSNinprogress22
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Hey y'all! I'm so stoked to be starting a BSN program in January after 2.5 long years of prerequisites!
I'll graduate in May '16!
Who else is starting the tough journey in January?
Any advice?!!
So pumped!!