Topics About 'Pre Nursing'.

I'm a CNA, at the bottom of the nursing profession's "totem pole"! My last assignment was as a 24/7 live-in caregiver. My client died of natural causes 12/31/2007. Three months into the assignment my client and I got into a discussion regarding my ca...

I want to first start by saying, THANK YOU to all the nurses that are risking their lives to save a life in these trying times with this killer virus. I send my love and a HUGE hug. I so dreamed to be part of this amazing field that I have loved, and...

Do a lot of research before choosing which school you would like to attend. If possible, interview the head of nursing. Review the textbooks they are using and ask where the questions for their test are obtained. Ask if they rewrite the questions the...

APA format, for one, was a whole new concept and I doubt I am alone when I say I practically clicked every toolbar option in Microsoft Word before I figured out how to properly insert headers and page numbers... Nursing students have to develop ways ...

Retaking a class can be a dreadful thing, emotionally and financially! But as much as it can be a pain, retaking classes does have its benefits. You have advantages. You already know what to expect and have prior knowledge of the material. PRO ...

I was not only playing Women's Lacrosse, but I was finally away from home, away from my parents, away from what I thought I knew as "all my troubles", and I was given a brand new start in life. Let's just say, the time and money I was able to sp...

A break is usually hard to come by, but it’s the next best thing to heaven once you get it. As a pre-nursing student, I’ve taken classes that have drawn me through the wringer. Constant headaches, dreading going to lecture and counting down the days ...

It is important to make straight A's. One or two B's is alright, depending upon your program, is okay, but to be safe, make all A's. If you are having problems with your school work, ask you teacher for tips and then form a study group. If it comes d...

CNA on the road to Nurse. Let's begin with you are the nurse's eyes and ears, you are probably spending more time with your patients than the nurse assigned is. Listen to a good report; if all possible listen to report along with your assigned nurse....

In almost every college experience, you will come across a difficult professor. This can make or break you as a student, especially when taking prereqs. When it came to my prereqs experiences, I had 2 difficult professors. I'll share my experiences ...