U.S.A. Arkansas
Published Dec 29, 2013
You are reading page 16 of UALR Nursing Program Applicant 2014
ladyvp05
110 Posts
Hey back again. It's the end of the fall 2014 semester. I finish with an A and a B in my nursing classes. It's hard work, but possible. There were many sleepless nights. I was dead tired the whole semester. Yesterday was my last test. I slept until close to noon today. I had to catch up on all the sleep I lost all semester. So good luck to anyone reading this and thinking about starting this program.
Well, I've finished my first year of nursing school. I ended thus semester with a B in adult 2 and a B in mental health. I'm going to enjoy my summer now. See everyone in august. Congrats to the new nursing students! Good luck!
Update: I made it through my hardest semester yet. Ob and peds. I got a B in ob and a C in peds. I was sad about the C, but I'm happy I passed. Also, I finally took chemistry again. 10 years ago I earned a D. I'm happy to say I passed it with an A. Anyways, one semester left to go before graduation.
CandyT
5 Posts
Hello! I just got my email of acceptance into UALR nursing. I have read your posts...is there something you could tell about NURS 1300?
Such as books I could get to prepare and read ahead?
Sorry I'm just now seeing this. For 1300 I only used the fundamentals book. However, if you aren't good at math maybe get the calculate with confidence book. Congratulations on getting accepted and good luck. It is a wonderful program.
Final update: Today May 14, 2016 I graduated. I made a B in critical care and an A in competency. I also accepted a job working in surgery (operating room). I will be starting the RN to BSN program in August. Good luck to anyone reading this. I love the UALR nursing program. Dreams really do come true!!!!
Skelley1810
I will be starting this summer, any advice on what you did to get that a and b? I know reading all the material can be overwhelming, do you have any tips to share. Thank you I am so nervous
Also, I saw your post about you taking a job in the operating room. That and critical care is where I want to be. When I graduate, I heard it is hard to get in those fields being a new grad. Is that necessary true? Is it a particular place that will?
Sorry for all the questions
I haven't been on here in a while so I'm sorry for just now responding. St. Vincent will hire new grad nurses for specialties like OR, ER, and ICU.
Update: I just graduated yesterday will my BSN from UALR. Passed every class with an A. If UALR every produces a MSN program I would likely apply for that program. Good luck everyone on your nursing journey!