I wanna be a registered nurse when i grow up. Im 15 at the moment, i wanna be a registered nurse because i wanna help people like how they helped my family. I also wanna be a registered nurse because of the pay and i wanna be able to support my family. I hope when i get older i see this comment again and reply to saying “You did it”.
I’m heading into the nursing program in august, and I get sick to my stomach thinking about everything I’m about to go through. But I’m excited as well. I just can’t wait to see RN behind my name.
Congrats on starting nursing school this fall! My channel and website will be right here to help you get through the program and become a nurse. I'm honored to help! Enjoy the summer!
Same I can’t wait to get accepted a little advice tho ladies for my CNA’s try to do travel or agency jobs while going through school so you can make the amount you deserve and fit your schedule to how you like it
I'm taking classes for LPN program and I'm intimidated by the fact that I'm a veteran and I'm older than most people but I want to succeed. I used your videos to help me with my prerequisites to be accepted into the program. I've been a nurse all my life, I just wasn't being paid.
I start next semester. I’ve worked my butt off to get this far and I can’t wait. My brother was in a bad car accident when I was in high school and I will never forget those nurses that helped him. They inspire me to this day.
This is my exact reasoning for becoming a nurse as well. I feel like I owe it to them for saving my brother. I just got accepted to nursing school and start in May. So scared and nervous.
I'm starting nursing school tomorrow and i'm definitely nervous. I'm trying to work on not stressing out because i'm the type of student that tends to be negative and constantly doubt myself. :( Wish me luck!
i'm gonna start in a month. I'm really nervous. There is a lot to study....i dont know if i should do it. I was stuck between radiography or nursing.... but finally chose nursing ahhhh
Baby you got this ! You're going to make it through and next you know it you'll be a nurse and making that doe and helping people and finally getting the recognition you deserve
I’m starting my first semester tomorrow! And I just found out that I got accepted into the program so I am very nervous and anxious about starting on the wrong foot. But still very excited and happy about the opportunity !
I start my first semester of nursing school in a few weeks, and the classes are Health Assessment, Mental Health Nursing, Foundations of Nursing Practice, and Pharmacology 1. Very nervous, anxious, and excited! I'll also be starting my first simulation lab and clinicals. Any tips to handle these?
Hello Nikki :) It is very awesome you will be starting in a few weeks. I actually have a playlist that contains videos I've created on how to study for these classes. There are individual videos that cover the classes in-depth along with other videos that may help you with clinical tips. Here is the playlist: ua-cam.com/play/PLQrdx7rRsKfWBO40qeDmmaMwMHJEWc9Ms.html I hope that helps, and best wishes this semester :)
I'm so nervous for this upcoming fall. My school's handbook and at orientation say that 95% or above will be an A, and there is no extra credit whatsoever. Ahhhh
You can do it! My channel and website has many free study resources to help you study for those exam. Here are all my lectures (and each lecture has a free quiz and notes with it): ua-cam.com/play/PLQrdx7rRsKfWwTsEG3KPPQx9rWa8AqMIk.html I wish you the best, Kris!
You're one of the best nurses online. I've followed you for years and I finally made it to college I start nursing school in the fall. I've been doing pre reqs for over a year and its HARD. I don't know how i will do once I'm on my nursing program
Thank you so much for the great insights. I will be starting my Nursing program in less than a month (August 2021) and I believe your tips will be very helpful.
Pre reqs: English, Anatomy&physiology, Microbiology, and General Psychology. 1st semester: fundamentals of nursing practice (lecture and lab/Mon&Wed), Health assessment(Wed), and Clinicals (Tues&Thurs) Anatomy and physiology II (lecture and lab/Mon&Wed)
Thank you for your insight, commitment to service excellence. I'm in my 1st semester and struggling. But I ended up with 9 classes. 4 extra due to my TEas score. I am finding it difficult as a 49 year old to manage so many classes
I’m waiting for my private university they can do a degree audit since I’m at 197 credit hours, 55 courses at community college. August 2019 - May 2024 😊 3 associates degrees in general studies, biology science and engineering science and now a BSN student fall 2024 will start ☺️
Am starting nursing school soon & I would like to, what are some of the things that you do for anxiety , anxious, and about be more comfortable with the study and test. Your video are very extremely informative and gives me hope for dealing with my semester….💪🏾
I'm 48 dropped out of jr college with a 0.67 GPA which is basically ann Ds and Fs nothing high. I've also never had a job. I have no experience. Should I still do it?
Thanks for your video! My 1st semester will be: Clinical Pathophysiology, Health assessment and Lab, Pharmacology in Nursing, Foundations PT-Centered Care, Foundational Nursing Skills. So nervous!!
Hi Sarah, So I just got passed the first semester. It is currently summer vacation, and I been attempting to enjoy my time, get more rest, and work, but this has made me feel guilty. Second semester is around the corner, and im real nervous because of comments classmates are making. I have begun to cover skills, assessment, and calculations because I feel it will be very important this semester. Lately I am worried for my exams, and the nclex. I want to be successful and be good at what I do. Im not as great at answering nclex questions even though in a given situation I can maneuver my way around. (I just want to be better) I just dont know where to begin since there is so much to cover. I been following your channel for a long time. I have no one else to turn to. It would mean so much if you could suggest me things I can do to improve myself or keep my self busy. I hope you will be able to get back to me thanks a bunch.
I am a LMT, LPTA, CMLD/LT, OPTA and have decided to start taking pre req for nursing. I will start my dual enrollment next fall. It will be ADN and BSN at the same time.
Starting my 1st semester next month after almost 2 years of prerequisites. Nervous excited scared. Crazy before the semester even starts we have a dosage calculation exam that we have to get a 95% on and if we don't they drop you. Nothing like a congratulations you got it and then "oh you need to pass this exam before the semester even starts" lol
I am interested in going to nursing school but I'm debating entering an associates program (and work as an rn and work on a bsn) or go to a bsn program fully what's your advice
Hello :) Either way you want to do it is great. Many people obtain an ADN and work for a while and then go back for a BSN. Many work places are pushing for nurses to have a BSN (however, it varies...some are strict about it, while others just want those RN initials). I would look at the local hospitals in your area and see what they require or call them. I have a video on the differences between an ADN and BSN degree if you would like to watch it: ua-cam.com/video/n2qAT7BQFwY/v-deo.html
I had to to take patho as my prereq, no bonus was given and I ended up with a B-. I start my BSN program today and we have clinical for 12 hr shifts one day a week the first semester.
Hi again, April :) Thanks for sharing your experience and that is awesome you got a B- with no bonus. Patho is an extremely tough course, and it sounds like you will do great in your BSN program. I hope you have a great semester :)
Yes, I have a series on solving dosage and calculations and each video comes with a free practice quiz: ua-cam.com/play/PLQrdx7rRsKfUYdl0TZQ0Tc2-hLlXlHNXq.html Then I have NCLEX lectures where I cover pharm and diseases (I include everything together): ua-cam.com/play/PLQrdx7rRsKfWwTsEG3KPPQx9rWa8AqMIk.html I hope that helps :)
I am a night shift CNA and it is hard.. cuz it is hard but I think since I am a highly emotional person, I like it.. but it is super super hard to be a registered nurse.
I am currently in the legal field and after 24 years I want to change my career to nursing. Now in my late 40s, I wonder if I'm too old to start over. My end goal is a nursing Ph.D. with focuses in oncology and AI/data science. That is at least 4-5 years.
@ RegisteredNurseRN Happy new year and may God bless you and your loved ones 🎆🎊🎉🎆🎊🎉. If I could be 80% to 85% as great of a knowledgeable, compassionate Nurse such as yourself I would be BEYOND ECSTATIC and SUPER THANKFUL not to mention over the moon🤞🙏🙏👍 to God the almighty architect.....let's see what he has in hidden up his sleeve for me in 2019🤔😊😋
Thank you so much for the time and the effort you apply when making these videos!! I start school soon and am super anxious about the core classes. much love from MD!!!
Hi everyone. Must say this video is very interesting as I will be stepping foot as my first time in LPN classes. I’m from New Jersey I’m 34 yrs old. I wanted to do this years ago and lost focus. But now I have focus as my mom doing EMT which inspired me to try this again. I start class in September and can’t wait to learn something new and actually understand everything that was ever told to me in the hospital. I’m excited and can’t wait to see where this goes
Am trying to study ahead so as to knw wat to expect when um gonna do the nursing coarse it will be a dream come true coz I want to help those suffering frm vulnerable diseases although I HV much pressure at the age of 16 but I believe I can make it
I want to become a anesthesiologist and just get through nursing school I want to come back to this comment when I’m older and say you made it buddy you did it you can breath
Is there a resource you recommend to practice critical thinking questions for the various classes. I'm a person that really needs practice to gear my mind in that way.
Hi, I was wondering if you can give a tip how to study if you have like 3-4 classes in each semester? I am so used to having a part time school. Most of the time, each semester I would only have like 2 classes. I went to an accelerated program so ours only last like 9 weeks for two classes and then we go to next class. But the school I want to apply for a Nursing School is full time.. I believe that on my first semester I have like, 3 classes, since I took some already, so the next sem, I would have like 4 classes. So how do you study in a week? Do u study each subject per day? or like u study 2 subject in 1 day? I hope I am expressing my question clearly.. So basically in a week, how do u study for 4 classes, how do you split it? Thank you..
+chelzhi Excellent question and you did a great job expressing it :) My nursing school was set-up like this, and I would have this many classes a semester so I think I can give you some advice on it. The very first thing I would do at the beginning of each semester was take each course syllabus (you will get this on the first day and this tells you when all your tests, quizzes, and projects are due) and write down in a planner the dates of when everything was due. Then I would start planning out how I was going to study and take it day by day and week by week. For instances, say you have an exam in Patho and project due in the same week. I would complete my project a week before it was due and then spend the rest of the time studying for my Patho exam (I would skim the material in my other classes but if they didn't have an exam or quiz coming up, I didn't give them much time). Personally, I tried not to study multiple subjects in a day (I found it too confusing). I would look ahead in my planner and start studying for an exam in a class a week before the exam. I would dedicate all my study time to that particular class until the exam. However, if I did have two exams on the same day (very rarely...our nursing professors were really good about making sure that didn't happen) I would split my time studying each subject during the day. My advice to you is find a system that works for you, stay organized, work ahead on projects, and get plannner. I know it sounds really daunting juggling that many classes but once you find your rhythm you will find you can get through it. I hope in the next upcoming weeks to start making some videos on how to study in nursing school. Is there anything in particular you would like to see? Any suggestions would be awesome :) -Sarah
+RegisteredNurseRN Hi Sarah, Yes pls. show an example of how you juggle like 3 classes in one week, like lets say YOU HAVE AN QUIZ IN one class, and how would do other classes You mentioned that you try not to study like 3 different classes, I tried that before in a week, I have like 2 classes that semester, and I would study everyday with those 2 class/subject. Once I'm done on the first one I would jump to the second one, I find it not working well, so what I did I divide my week into 2 group, first one I would hard to get all my assignment or project done or anything needed to do on that class, and then after that, 2nd group: my 2nd class/subject I would do the same thing I did on the first one. I can't wait for your new video on you study :)
I think it depends on the length of the program bc you need a certain number of clinical hours. My program is 15 months (4 semesters) and no clinical the first semester. My friends program is 11 months and she started clinicals almost immediately
Awee your video is really helpful, inspiring and it gave more confidence in taking nursing. Thank you so much! A lot of what you said especially your tips and advices really got me. Thank you for the time and effort😊😁
i’m gonna be applying to my school’s program in january and they only take in students once a year i’m so excited yet so scared that i won’t be accepted 😖
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Thanks a lot this was helpful
I just want to say "thank you and I love you" for this video.
I wanna be a registered nurse when i grow up. Im 15 at the moment, i wanna be a registered nurse because i wanna help people like how they helped my family. I also wanna be a registered nurse because of the pay and i wanna be able to support my family. I hope when i get older i see this comment again and reply to saying “You did it”.
We are rooting for you!🙏❤🧡💛
you can do it, don't let nobody tell you otherwise
OMG same here!!
I would pre study so when you actually take nursing I will be easier.
You've got all the good reasons for wanting to become a registered nurse. Pray about it and let God direct you.
I’m heading into the nursing program in august, and I get sick to my stomach thinking about everything I’m about to go through. But I’m excited as well. I just can’t wait to see RN behind my name.
I start my BSN program this Fall, so, I'm hoping you can just be in my back pocket LOL.
Congrats on starting nursing school this fall! My channel and website will be right here to help you get through the program and become a nurse. I'm honored to help! Enjoy the summer!
I love seeing Male nurses especially black Male nurses....you go boy in my Gina voice lol. I start RN program in 2 weeks🙃
I just got accepted and start Nursing School in August! I’m anxious but so glad to not be a CNA anymore lol
Yesss omg good luck on your journey I start in January
I’m in the same boat. I start in two weeks and can’t wait to get out of being a home health aide. Good luck with your schooling!
Me too bro cheers
Same I can’t wait to get accepted a little advice tho ladies for my CNA’s try to do travel or agency jobs while going through school so you can make the amount you deserve and fit your schedule to how you like it
What is the math exams like?
I'm taking classes for LPN program and I'm intimidated by the fact that I'm a veteran and I'm older than most people but I want to succeed. I used your videos to help me with my prerequisites to be accepted into the program. I've been a nurse all my life, I just wasn't being paid.
It just means u KNOW wat I want and u will kick butt doing it.
I know that’s right
Same here. I’m 39 and starting my first semester in a week
I start next semester. I’ve worked my butt off to get this far and I can’t wait. My brother was in a bad car accident when I was in high school and I will never forget those nurses that helped him. They inspire me to this day.
This is my exact reasoning for becoming a nurse as well. I feel like I owe it to them for saving my brother. I just got accepted to nursing school and start in May. So scared and nervous.
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I'm starting nursing school tomorrow and i'm definitely nervous. I'm trying to work on not stressing out because i'm the type of student that tends to be negative and constantly doubt myself. :( Wish me luck!
i'm gonna start in a month. I'm really nervous. There is a lot to study....i dont know if i should do it.
I was stuck between radiography or nursing.... but finally chose nursing
ahhhh
How’d you do?
Got an update? How was it?
Baby you got this ! You're going to make it through and next you know it you'll be a nurse and making that doe and helping people and finally getting the recognition you deserve
How did you do?! It’s been 4 years!
I am starting next semester just after this pandemic , hope it is going to finish soon, I am so excited for nursing school, Thank you😍😘
Me too! Where you going?
Great
Always find myself back here! Finally starting nursing school this spring, 2022! Showing appreciation from California!
I made it to nursing school! I start in January and many students have recommended you! I'm ready to begin my journey 😌
Congratulations 🎉🎈 I’m hoping to start in January as well
I’m starting my first semester tomorrow! And I just found out that I got accepted into the program so I am very nervous and anxious about starting on the wrong foot. But still very excited and happy about the opportunity !
How did it go???
I'm a dude n since this is 2021, it may not be very important but I kind of feel excited-scared starting Jan
Glad I found this one
I start my first semester of nursing school in a few weeks, and the classes are Health Assessment, Mental Health Nursing, Foundations of Nursing Practice, and Pharmacology 1. Very nervous, anxious, and excited! I'll also be starting my first simulation lab and clinicals. Any tips to handle these?
Hello Nikki :) It is very awesome you will be starting in a few weeks. I actually have a playlist that contains videos I've created on how to study for these classes. There are individual videos that cover the classes in-depth along with other videos that may help you with clinical tips. Here is the playlist: ua-cam.com/play/PLQrdx7rRsKfWBO40qeDmmaMwMHJEWc9Ms.html
I hope that helps, and best wishes this semester :)
Hi! By now u should’ve graduated! How was nursing school?
How was your nursing school?
I am starting my BSN this Spring, and wish I could rent your brain..🤷♂️🤷♂️🤷♂️.
You've been of a great help to me especially. Thank you!
I'm so nervous for this upcoming fall. My school's handbook and at orientation say that 95% or above will be an A, and there is no extra credit whatsoever. Ahhhh
You can do it! My channel and website has many free study resources to help you study for those exam. Here are all my lectures (and each lecture has a free quiz and notes with it): ua-cam.com/play/PLQrdx7rRsKfWwTsEG3KPPQx9rWa8AqMIk.html
I wish you the best, Kris!
You're one of the best nurses online. I've followed you for years and I finally made it to college I start nursing school in the fall. I've been doing pre reqs for over a year and its HARD. I don't know how i will do once I'm on my nursing program
Thank you so much for the great insights. I will be starting my Nursing program in less than a month (August 2021) and I believe your tips will be very helpful.
Pre reqs: English, Anatomy&physiology, Microbiology, and General Psychology.
1st semester: fundamentals of nursing practice (lecture and lab/Mon&Wed),
Health assessment(Wed), and Clinicals (Tues&Thurs)
Anatomy and physiology II (lecture and lab/Mon&Wed)
Thank you for your insight, commitment to service excellence. I'm in my 1st semester and struggling. But I ended up with 9 classes. 4 extra due to my TEas score. I am finding it difficult as a 49 year old to manage so many classes
You can do it!!!!
Yes, you can do it!
Sending you all the positivity your way you can do it!!!!! Best of luck
Kevin thank you ..i was scared to even try bc of my age thought maybe its to late..thanks you got it ❤❤❤
Thank you for your insight
I’m waiting for my private university they can do a degree audit since I’m at 197 credit hours, 55 courses at community college. August 2019 - May 2024 😊 3 associates degrees in general studies, biology science and engineering science and now a BSN student fall 2024 will start ☺️
You helped me Ace my patho class! I start nursing school this spring and I’m really anxious!
Am starting nursing school soon & I would like to, what are some of the things that you do for anxiety , anxious, and about be more comfortable with the study and test. Your video are very extremely informative and gives me hope for dealing with my semester….💪🏾
I'm 48 dropped out of jr college with a 0.67 GPA which is basically ann Ds and Fs nothing high. I've also never had a job. I have no experience. Should I still do it?
Pathophysiology is based on chemistry, A&P and microbiology, going to take that course. In spring 2025 only one professor is teaching that course.
Hey thanks❤ just applied for nursing hope I get accepted
Thanks for your advice, really this calming me!!! I was so anxious 😬 but after I see this video I feel a lot of better
Thanks for your video! My 1st semester will be: Clinical Pathophysiology, Health assessment and Lab, Pharmacology in Nursing, Foundations PT-Centered Care, Foundational Nursing Skills. So nervous!!
Thank you so very much for sharing this information with us. I'm looking foward to starting my nursing career
I'm starting my 1st semester and I'm so nervous but I hope I can get through this.🙏
Me too
Hi Sarah,
So I just got passed the first semester. It is currently summer vacation, and I been attempting to enjoy my time, get more rest, and work, but this has made me feel guilty. Second semester is around the corner, and im real nervous because of comments classmates are making. I have begun to cover skills, assessment, and calculations because I feel it will be very important this semester. Lately I am worried for my exams, and the nclex. I want to be successful and be good at what I do. Im not as great at answering nclex questions even though in a given situation I can maneuver my way around. (I just want to be better) I just dont know where to begin since there is so much to cover. I been following your channel for a long time. I have no one else to turn to. It would mean so much if you could suggest me things I can do to improve myself or keep my self busy. I hope you will be able to get back to me thanks a bunch.
I am a LMT, LPTA, CMLD/LT, OPTA and have decided to start taking pre req for nursing. I will start my dual enrollment next fall. It will be ADN and BSN at the same time.
Starting my 1st semester next month after almost 2 years of prerequisites. Nervous excited scared. Crazy before the semester even starts we have a dosage calculation exam that we have to get a 95% on and if we don't they drop you. Nothing like a congratulations you got it and then "oh you need to pass this exam before the semester even starts" lol
I am starting in September and the only thing I'm scared of is Pathophysiology 😯 But i am so excited for health assessment!
How was pathophysiology?
Did you finish successfully?
I am interested in going to nursing school but I'm debating entering an associates program (and work as an rn and work on a bsn) or go to a bsn program fully what's your advice
Hello :) Either way you want to do it is great. Many people obtain an ADN and work for a while and then go back for a BSN. Many work places are pushing for nurses to have a BSN (however, it varies...some are strict about it, while others just want those RN initials). I would look at the local hospitals in your area and see what they require or call them. I have a video on the differences between an ADN and BSN degree if you would like to watch it: ua-cam.com/video/n2qAT7BQFwY/v-deo.html
Starting my RN program in April 😨 can’t wait but I’m a bit scared lmao
Im starting my ADN program. Im super nervous, especially because I have to work full time.
Please tell me how it is.. Since im struggling between BSN AND ADN.
You can do this 🙏❤️
I had to to take patho as my prereq, no bonus was given and I ended up with a B-. I start my BSN program today and we have clinical for 12 hr shifts one day a week the first semester.
Hi again, April :) Thanks for sharing your experience and that is awesome you got a B- with no bonus. Patho is an extremely tough course, and it sounds like you will do great in your BSN program. I hope you have a great semester :)
+RegisteredNurseRN Thank you! I will take all the positive vibes I can get! Do you have any videos regarding pharmacology or the math involved?
Yes, I have a series on solving dosage and calculations and each video comes with a free practice quiz: ua-cam.com/play/PLQrdx7rRsKfUYdl0TZQ0Tc2-hLlXlHNXq.html
Then I have NCLEX lectures where I cover pharm and diseases (I include everything together): ua-cam.com/play/PLQrdx7rRsKfWwTsEG3KPPQx9rWa8AqMIk.html
I hope that helps :)
I am a night shift CNA and it is hard.. cuz it is hard but I think since I am a highly emotional person, I like it.. but it is super super hard to be a registered nurse.
why not consider LVN
I am start doing the prerequisite this quarter.but Thank you for this video. I will be back again when I get in the program😊
do nursing programs where you don't need any prerequisites but high school diploma exist? I'm an EMT trying to get into nursing
I am currently in the legal field and after 24 years I want to change my career to nursing. Now in my late 40s, I wonder if I'm too old to start over. My end goal is a nursing Ph.D. with focuses in oncology and AI/data science. That is at least 4-5 years.
I’d love to go to school for nursing school. English is my second language, not sure how hard will be 😢
i'm here cause I don't wanna enter BSN being dumb, or not knowing anything.
@ RegisteredNurseRN Happy new year and may God bless you and your loved ones 🎆🎊🎉🎆🎊🎉. If I could be 80% to 85% as great of a knowledgeable, compassionate Nurse such as yourself I would be BEYOND ECSTATIC and SUPER THANKFUL not to mention over the moon🤞🙏🙏👍 to God the almighty architect.....let's see what he has in hidden up his sleeve for me in 2019🤔😊😋
Oh God bless financially and I reach my dream I want to study nursing but 😢😢
Anyone here starting their first semester this spring ? We got this ❤❤
Thank you so much for the time and the effort you apply when making these videos!! I start school soon and am super anxious about the core classes. much love from MD!!!
We lost 30% of our cohort in A&P1 in my BSN program
Hi everyone. Must say this video is very interesting as I will be stepping foot as my first time in LPN classes. I’m from New Jersey I’m 34 yrs old. I wanted to do this years ago and lost focus. But now I have focus as my mom doing EMT which inspired me to try this again. I start class in September and can’t wait to learn something new and actually understand everything that was ever told to me in the hospital. I’m excited and can’t wait to see where this goes
I'll be watching your videos, you're my guide for nursing now
Thank you very much for these lessons. You have made me to be more interested in this course
Am trying to study ahead so as to knw wat to expect when um gonna do the nursing coarse it will be a dream come true coz I want to help those suffering frm vulnerable diseases although I HV much pressure at the age of 16 but I believe I can make it
I just started Rn program, taking fundamentals, nutrition, and a/p and . we have to need to do me term on our own.. I'm very overwhelmed..
I want to become a anesthesiologist and just get through nursing school I want to come back to this comment when I’m older and say you made it buddy you did it you can breath
I start in August!!!! I’m so nervous 😬😬😬
Do you have videos for introduction to heath care please
Because i am careing ready for morning school it od so hard to be a doctor yesterday i do not have a problem with nur😌
I am starting next month 🙈 I hope I can make it lol
I am also a nursing student. I wanna be a nurse in the USA but I don't know how can I do it. I hope one I can do it❤
Is there a resource you recommend to practice critical thinking questions for the various classes. I'm a person that really needs practice to gear my mind in that way.
Did you have any free time in the afternoons? Because I’m 15 and I’m about to go into nursing in the fall, and my whole year is full of plans
I am an upcoming 2nd year BSN in the Philippines and I can’t wait to work in the US! Thanks for everything nurse Sara!
Hi,
I was wondering if you can give a tip how to study if you have like 3-4 classes in each semester?
I am so used to having a part time school. Most of the time, each semester I would only have like 2 classes. I went to an accelerated program so ours only last like 9 weeks for two classes and then we go to next class. But the school I want to apply for a Nursing School is full time.. I believe that on my first semester I have like, 3 classes, since I took some already, so the next sem, I would have like 4 classes. So how do you study in a week? Do u study each subject per day? or like u study 2 subject in 1 day? I hope I am expressing my question clearly..
So basically in a week, how do u study for 4 classes, how do you split it?
Thank you..
+chelzhi Excellent question and you did a great job expressing it :) My nursing school was set-up like this, and I would have this many classes a semester so I think I can give you some advice on it. The very first thing I would do at the beginning of each semester was take each course syllabus (you will get this on the first day and this tells you when all your tests, quizzes, and projects are due) and write down in a planner the dates of when everything was due. Then I would start planning out how I was going to study and take it day by day and week by week. For instances, say you have an exam in Patho and project due in the same week. I would complete my project a week before it was due and then spend the rest of the time studying for my Patho exam (I would skim the material in my other classes but if they didn't have an exam or quiz coming up, I didn't give them much time).
Personally, I tried not to study multiple subjects in a day (I found it too confusing). I would look ahead in my planner and start studying for an exam in a class a week before the exam. I would dedicate all my study time to that particular class until the exam. However, if I did have two exams on the same day (very rarely...our nursing professors were really good about making sure that didn't happen) I would split my time studying each subject during the day.
My advice to you is find a system that works for you, stay organized, work ahead on projects, and get plannner. I know it sounds really daunting juggling that many classes but once you find your rhythm you will find you can get through it. I hope in the next upcoming weeks to start making some videos on how to study in nursing school. Is there anything in particular you would like to see? Any suggestions would be awesome :)
-Sarah
+RegisteredNurseRN
Hi Sarah,
Yes pls. show an example of how you juggle like 3 classes in one week, like lets say YOU HAVE AN QUIZ IN one class, and how would do other classes You mentioned that you try not to study like 3 different classes, I tried that before in a week, I have like 2 classes that semester, and I would study everyday with those 2 class/subject. Once I'm done on the first one I would jump to the second one, I find it not working well, so what I did I divide my week into 2 group, first one I would hard to get all my assignment or project done or anything needed to do on that class, and then after that, 2nd group: my 2nd class/subject I would do the same thing I did on the first one.
I can't wait for your new video on you study :)
Thanks so much 4 the encouragement is starting next month,,,feeling strong after ur great words
I wish my school did a class just for assessments. Our program feels so rushed
Thank you for making this videos !! It definitely eases my stress ❤
I wish to be a nurse but I have got level 2 in life science what should I do,can I qualify or I have to upgrade the subject?
Thanks for the great video! Im in my 1st semester this reall helps! 👍
Thank for the advice dear God bless you
Nursing degree is very noble professional compared other degree in college
If you become a nurse in one state do you have to start over if you move to another?
Did anyone get clinicals on their first semester in an ASN program? I just want to know what to expect.
I think it depends on the length of the program bc you need a certain number of clinical hours. My program is 15 months (4 semesters) and no clinical the first semester. My friends program is 11 months and she started clinicals almost immediately
Thank you Sarah for all you wonderful content SusanRN😊
Is 35 years old too late to start?
1 feb 2023 preparing for EN nurse very scared
Awee your video is really helpful, inspiring and it gave more confidence in taking nursing. Thank you so much! A lot of what you said especially your tips and advices really got me. Thank you for the time and effort😊😁
I’m scared but exciting to start nursing program soon
Any nursing school online
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I'm off in September. I'm excited
Just got accepted for nursing school in Oklahoma. ❤️🎈
This is great thank you! I start my program in the fall.
My first semester is going to start on Jan 11, 2021 and i am so excited but little bit nervous too.
Wow am starting my nursing school next year in January
Yes agree stay away from negative people totally agree.
Hi do lpn class teach all that too what's all in lpn class
i’m gonna be applying to my school’s program in january and they only take in students once a year i’m so excited yet so scared that i won’t be accepted 😖
Don’t worry but it’s always good to have backups. Chamberlain university is a really good option.
I want to join Nursing very soon
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I loved your accent...
A would like to be how much do I need to get that course
Can I do nursing. As party time cours
i start in the spring 🎉
This was amazing thank you so much I thinks this was so helpful!!!
I studying for nursing
You are AWESOME!
You have got much positive vibes❤️❤️
These was so helpful! Thank you!
Am starting August am so scared
Lucky! I have patho and pharm in the same term.
Thank you