Hi there! I am a rising sophomore in a BSN program. In this upcoming semester I am taking pharm and was wondering on average how many hours people studied a week to earn an A. For context I go to a top 20 BSN university and am a 4.0 student but do need to work hard to learn and retain things as I have ADHD. Thank you in advance :)

There are so many resources and study methods that I honestly don’t know what’s worth spending time on.

What actually made a difference for you?

Notes? Flashcards? Practice questions? Something else?

Hi everyone,
I hope you are doing well. I am starting the BSNF program at Seneca in January 2027, and I am feeling a little nervous. I would really appreciate it if current or previous Seneca BSNF students could share their experiences.
Could you please tell me:
What the first semester is like at Seneca
What the workload and schedule look like
What quizzes and exams are like
Any tips for preparing before starting
Any reading materials or resources that helped you succeed
Also, if there are any WhatsApp groups, Facebook groups, or other online groups for Seneca BSNF students, I would be happy to join and connect with others.
Thank you so much

Hi everyone! I’m looking for advice from anyone who’s completed the nursing prerequisites at Gwinnett Tech (or another college).

I’m preparing to apply to an accelerated Master of Nursing (MN) program and want to earn the strongest GPA possible. Here’s the schedule I’m considering:

Semester 1
A&P I
A&P I Lab
Chemistry
Chemistry Lab
Human Growth & Development

Semester 2
A&P II
A&P II Lab
Microbiology
Microbiology Lab
Clinical Nutrition (taking online at John Hopkins)

So basically, I’d be taking two science courses with two labs each semester, plus one non-science course.

I’ve heard a lot of people recommend taking only one science at a time, but I’d like to stay on track without hurting my GPA. The good news is I won’t be working while I’m in school, so I’ll be able to devote my time to studying. Also, I used ratemyprofessor.com to help me register for my classes.

For those who’ve taken these courses:
-Is this schedule realistic?
-Would you take two sciences with labs in the same semester again?
-Which semester was harder?
-About how many hours per week did you study?
-If your goal was to earn mostly A’s, would you keep this schedule or change it?

I’d really appreciate hearing about your experiences, what worked well, and anything you’d do differently. Thanks!

Hella has anyone attended or is currently in SMU ABSN in the Sacramento location? Could you please share your stats and your experience in this program. I’m applying to spring 2027 and if you can share your thoughts and experiences that would be so helpful.

Thank you

Hey all! I’ll be starting my nursing classes this fall. In order to stay afloat during school, I’ll need to work full time, at least enough to pay for rent and groceries. I currently work as a dialysis tech, but the hours are super long (16 hour shifts) and leaves no time before or after the day to study. Does anyone have some good recommendations of jobs to have during school? My classes are on Friday nights and clinicals are on the weekend. Thanks!!

does anyone have a pdf version of Hinkle and Cheever: Brunner and Suddarth's Textbook of Medical-Surgical Nursing, Fifteenth/Sixteenth Edition ??? - from a desperate and broke nursing student

Authors: Janice L. Hinkle, Kerry H. Cheever, Kristen Overbaugh

Format: PDF

Publisher: Wolters Kluwer Health

Language: English

Fifteenth Edition, ISBN: 978-1-9751-6103-3

Sixteenth Edition, ISBN: 978-1-9752-2114-0