NURSING SCHOOL STUDY TIPS! *ALL A's*
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- Here are all my TOP TIPS for getting all A's in Nursing School!! I hope you enjoy this video and find it helpful.
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Currently a nursing student in my second to last semester of the program....in the middle of a pandemic. Please pray for me lol
AbbaeMUA-RN omg o feel you I’m getting crazy is so crazy. But you will do it fine blessings. 💙🙏🏾
just starting my lvn program in june during the pandemic ! pray for us
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Nclex review new
Hello everyone! if you are reading this post that means you want to pass NCLEX right? Right! here is my story and journey through NCLEX RN. I graduated 12 years ago and 6 attemped with NCLEX (failed every time). I have roaming around on this website for awhile, but I was scared to post and ask for help each time I failed due to there are many people (nurses) that are very mean with their words in putting unsuccessful test taker like me down. Nurses should have compassion and empathy, being nice and being kind, well some of them are not. But I didn't quoted "all nurses" I said "some" because there are a few posts that I read it here on this website, they are also nice and encouraging to others failures. Luckily, one night I was studying late and got tired from doing too many questions, so I stopped and logged back onto this sited, then I saw a post asking for help on how to pass NCLEX RN and that person left an email, so I wrote it down and asked her for help she is a member of the NCSBN aslo used NCLEX Mastery, I couldn't afford others resources, and Mark Klimex audio. These three helped me passed this time around. Finally, I am officially an RN. I promised to God that once I passed, I will help others who's struggling to pass this test, I will do my best in helping them to pass. oh! don't forget to pray to God and to whichever your religion that you believe in. I work full time and English is my second language. If I can pass this NCLEX RN test, so can you. The most important thing is DO NOT GIVE UP! I almost did when I failed the sixth times, but I picked myself back up (I cried my eyeballs 👀 out each time though 🙂 and thanks to God! I didn't give up. If you have any questions, please leave me a contact point here, I will check it everday and I will help you to pass. Thank you for reading. I just want to shared my happiness moments with y'all. Spread love everywhere you go. Let on one ever come to you without leaving happier (mother graces ).whatsapp +1(970) 578 9743
Email ramseyowen196@gmail.com
Same 😂😂😭
This video helped me increase my exam score by 10%
That's awesome!!
Guys!! Just wanted to say that while this video is amazing there is no guaranteee that you will be able to make straight As all throughout. Everybody thinks/learns differently and the way the material is presented can also make a difference. My point is don’t beat yourself up if you can’t maintain all As throughout nursing school as it doesn’t Necessarily mean you will make a Good nurse. There are plenty of people who I knew who made straight As but sucked in the clinical setting bc of their poor social/interpersonal skills and difficulty with Basic clinical Skills.. I speak from experience too- I went from all As freshmen and sophomore year to Bs and high Cs my junior and senior year. It was a hard pill to swallow but I also had to give myself a break too- especially junior year as I would have distant clinicals Thursday, Friday, saturday, Sunday, drive back Sunday night, a local clinical Monday, classes Tuesday plus typing up my peds patient profile and patho (sometimes 8-30 pages long) That was due Tuesday at midnight and then either a med surg, peds, or pharmacology test Wednesday and then my med surg patient profile and patho to type up Thursday before midnight.. I was swamped and so I had to understand that I was just doing good to make those grades. Long story short, I graduated with a 3.7, passed the NCLEX with the minimum number of questions, got a job in neurosurgery, and have been in all accounts excelling as a nurse. So don’t let Bs and Cs get you down! You can and will still make a good nurse with these grades!!!!
Baby, you got the best video on here about how to study for nursing school! Get it girl 💁🏾♀️
Agreed....she's a life saver...straight to the point and effective....
haha thanks! Glad it's helped you
i got into nursing school and i'm afraid that its gonna be lots of studying but excited
Yeah u need lots of caffeine too :)
Turn that fear into determination and excitement! You will be doing pretty much nothing else BUT studying, all the time. Just figure out how to study best for you before starting so you’re not scrambled.
Of course it’s going to be a lot of studying. If that’s what scares you, then I hate to say it but nursing might not be for you. Most schools failing is 75-82% so you can’t just go with the wind
This is the most April Kepner of any of your videos!!
joedonboston 😂😂😂
I literally laughed out loud at this 😂
I'm currently on my Associate's Degree, about to graduate hopefully in May and doing the Hesi on April so I can get in the ADN program by Spring next year.
Watching these kind of videos instead of scaring me, they let me know what to expect and how to deal with it before it even happens!
Honestly, in my experience as a born-raised Latina studying the US, getting the basic courses on the AS degree done with A's was not easy.... at least not at first; to summarize I got prepared for my exams exactly as I would do in a nursing school (2 to 1 week in advance) not just because the toughness of the material itself but to translate the material to actually understand it and study in peace.
Full story comes here:
On my first years due to this language barrier I barely passed with C's in some classes, and hit even harder when Anatomy 1 and 2 became part of them.
I was so pissed that even started doubting if nursing was for me because "if I already failed (although I passed, I felt like I failed) on these classes, why is it worth trying to study for nursing at all?"
After several visits to a counselor due to not having the family support I needed at the time, I realized it was not the person (me) that was wrong, but the methods used!
Then the revelation came to me: If I studied hard, one week in advance but still got a 70 in a test, what am I doing wrong? I figured when asking that question to myself that I was constantly complaining on how I wished I'd still in my country so I can have the books in Spanish once again.....
HOLD ON..... and why can't I?
That day after I got my C on Anatomy 2 I promised to not force myself to learn the material in English solely, that instead to adapt myself to the stipulated, I would just grab it and take it to my advantage.... and so I did!
I started to translate my notes right on the next semester and I noticed a huge difference to the best! My grades went up and after those previous deceptions I became picky and perfectionist with my grades, so much that I feel now I must get an A on every course I do (or just give my all, became if A didn't work and got a B instead, it is still good and did my best which matters)
So with my story of overcoming, I want to motivate and inspire all the Latino, Greek, Hindi, Vietnamese and so many other foreign students that don't have English as a first language to not feel scared to use your own. YOUR EDUCATION AND YOUR UNDERSTANDING COMES FIRST, I know some might prefer to have their notes in English so they can "share them" or help a classmate in need or simply in an attempt to excel on the English language itself, but at the end, it doesn't happen because everyone will find their own ways to understand the material without relying on others, and when you don't understand what you're told in English (if you struggle with it) and try to force it anyway, nothing is going to stick and you will be the one on lose position.
I hope my experience inspires all to excel on your study methods, since you are the one at play, use resources on your favor and believe me, that's a quality great nurses have and learn in the process ;)
Don't ever give up on your dreams!
Thank you for the video. First year student with zero Medical experience and don't want to struggle in classes. Taking fundamentals and strategies
I'm starting my nursing school journey, generals now and the Summer then LPN in the Fall but I will apply these tips to all of my studies. Thank you very much this is awesome! I believe it's doable but you must be focused and organized! Thanks again and good luck to everyone, remember your "why!"
thank you for the tips!!! i start jan 2020 ☺️
me too!! Best of luck to both of us and everyone else!
i’m also a small youtuber! let’s support each other
@@rootedincuriosity It is the best educational experience! I'm in my first med-surg right now and I love it. The key to studying is exactly as she said. Study the way you learn the best. Good luck, you got this!!
Matthew Davis thank you!!!
Good luck!!
That was a great video Laurenx. This will help a lot. started my first semester last week.
Thank you for posting good solid advice, some RUclipsrs have videos and give advice like, "study hard" or "attend class" like duh we already know these things. Thanks for the detailed in depth advice. It is very much appreciated.
Thank you for your tips, I watched this video some months ago and applied some of your tips, esp learning before class. First semester down, 2A', thank you
Glad you found the video helpful! Hope you are doing great
I’m starting my nursing prerequisites this summer and these tips were so helpful!
This is awesome! I start my BSN program in January, but I will be using these techniques for the last of my prereq's this year! :)
Straightforward, direct, no filler up nonsense. I start the nursing program this Fall and thanks to your video, I’m feeling confident. Blessings :)
I'm so glad! Hope everything is going well.
Hey Lauren! I am in my first semester of Nursing school and it is a LOT of reading, which I feel overwhelmed with the studying because I do not know what to focus on. How did you forget out what to study and what was needed to know in your first semester?
Thanks for the tips! I love listening to online lectures while I'm doing other tasks too. 💜🎈
I don't start until August and this video gave me some confidence that I can do it. Thank you.
WAIT, is there maths in nursing school?
sussy yes dosage calculation, in my school you can only miss one question in dosage calculation. It’s just conversation like setting a Iv pump you’ll need gtt/min ( drops/ mins)
@@estrellalapute83 uhh thats nicee
i wanna ask you for an advice
which is better to study, a nurse or a doctor? sorry for bad english
Good Tips! Third Week of nursing school. Im getting the hang of it
I'm really bad at organizing but atleast I've got some ideas from you. Thank you❤️
Thank you, this is really helpful! I’m an incoming nursing student. Wish me luck!
👍
Great vid! Got the book this was the push I needed - it’s been in my cart forever
I’m saving this video and using that chart example. I have been taking notes on a notebook but for some reason it’s not doing it for me. But what I have found that works for me is once I have a good grasp on a topic. Such as the kidneys, I turn it into a paragraph as if I want someone else to read it and that sums up the topic una way that I can understand.
I’m so overjoyed u posted an 10 mins video will comment maybe after I watch this one it seems interesting
great information here! I use some of these study methods as well. Flashcards really helps me with pharmacology
Can you do a study guide example so we can see how you set your study guide up
Thank you! I really needed tips on how to study for ATI! I will defintely use these tips and hope it helps. I start Monday! :)
Awesome video! You had a quite a few really good ideas! Love the chart for the different pathos. =)
Thank you!! I start in January and this is so helpful!! ♥️
Lol 2 weeks before an exam....not when you have 1-2 tests per week every week... I have usually 4 days before the test
I’m starting clinicals next semester I’m sooo nervous 😅
thank youuu incoming nursing student here :))
OMG the chart idea is amazing. I think it will help me to get the information better if i break it down this way.
I'm glad it was helpful!!
One of the best videos on tips!!
Thank you so much for posting this video! So helpful!!
did you ever get a B in nursing school or did you get A's throughout?
Is there any men in this field? I’ve seen a view but seems majority is woman which isn’t a problem that’s awesome! I’ve been working as a pharmacy technician and absolutely hate it. I’m going the nursing route with my ultimate dream of being a CRNA. I’m determined, willing and also excited. Thanks for your info.
Oh shoot, I need you as my coach!!
do you have a template of the chart that you use for medications? 3:17 or video on how you make that chart, that looks like an awesome way to study
Michele Charlton yesss that is so helpful! Hopefully she can share the template!
Middle box-disease and pathophysiology of disease
Right-
Signs and Symptoms
Labs and Diagnostics
Meds
Interventions (ADPIE)
Left-important lab values
Priorities
Misc.
Currently here because I got a C from my test. 😭 33/50 I'm dying.
I start the RN program tomorrow. Oh my
This was amazing, thank you!!
I wish I would have seen this before failing critical care 👎🏻 I make the concept maps but have not thought about making them BEFORE lecture! Thanks for the tips :)
Where can I find your graph you use to study with? So glad I found this video
thank you for actually giving good tips not fluff like "self care" bs lol we need to know how to secure the grade! thank you!
Great info! My school used concept based which consisted of modules and exemplars(Pearson). I’m going to try your method bc I didn’t do well in 2nd semester. If you have any other tips, please let me know. Thanks😊
I got a 78 on my first exam... And I'm freaking out lol lowest c you can get... 🤦
Dalton Petticord girl it’s the first exam. You literally have a hundred more
You passed. I’m sure there were many students that did not. Good for you.
Almost everyone fails their first exam lol
Diamond Simmons we don’t get hundreds more. We have 3 per semester and a final
i started my basic skills class today, and i’m freaking out bc i’m already stressed and we haven’t even started advanced skills. i just want to be the best i can be..
You will be thee best honey! No matter how hard it gets just keep the mindset that failing is not an option! Good luck dear🤗
Love how you explain
Thank you so much you are amazing you answer all the question on my mind I really love to follow you see the next I just done with the medical assistant and now I’m in my way to take a first nursing program🥰🙏
Congrats on your medical assistant license. Good luck in the future!
Anyone who sees this and wants concept maps check Etsy! They have great materials and notes!!💗
Amazing advice!!
I always felt like they test beyond the information was given and never give enough time to study.
The youtubers she recommends in her video are
HeluvaRN
Cathy Parkes
EmpoweRN
Osmosis
RegisteredNurseRN
I'm in dental hygiene school and it's really similar to nursing school with how taxing it is😫 it's hard trying to get As for the program
Yes it is a lot of work!! Very time consuming.
Sounds great but it doesn’t sound like your modules/subjects overlap like mine do. Saturday and Sunday I’m prepping for exam on Tuesday when a new module has already been released for Fridays lecture. 😭
i just barely passed my first semester of nursing. ive been an athlete my entire life and I've never studied before. im starting to get worried
Same here bro, but we learn from our mistakes and we capitalize on them. Just put in the time to study and be able to apply your knowledge and you got this!
Nclex review new
Hello everyone! if you are reading this post that means you want to pass NCLEX right? Right! here is my story and journey through NCLEX RN. I graduated 12 years ago and 6 attemped with NCLEX (failed every time). I have roaming around on this website for awhile, but I was scared to post and ask for help each time I failed due to there are many people (nurses) that are very mean with their words in putting unsuccessful test taker like me down. Nurses should have compassion and empathy, being nice and being kind, well some of them are not. But I didn't quoted "all nurses" I said "some" because there are a few posts that I read it here on this website, they are also nice and encouraging to others failures. Luckily, one night I was studying late and got tired from doing too many questions, so I stopped and logged back onto this sited, then I saw a post asking for help on how to pass NCLEX RN and that person left an email, so I wrote it down and asked her for help she is a member of the NCSBN aslo used NCLEX Mastery, I couldn't afford others resources, and Mark Klimex audio. These three helped me passed this time around. Finally, I am officially an RN. I promised to God that once I passed, I will help others who's struggling to pass this test, I will do my best in helping them to pass. oh! don't forget to pray to God and to whichever your religion that you believe in. I work full time and English is my second language. If I can pass this NCLEX RN test, so can you. The most important thing is DO NOT GIVE UP! I almost did when I failed the sixth times, but I picked myself back up (I cried my eyeballs 👀 out each time though 🙂 and thanks to God! I didn't give up. If you have any questions, please leave me a contact point here, I will check it everday and I will help you to pass. Thank you for reading. I just want to shared my happiness moments with y'all. Spread love everywhere you go. Let on one ever come to you without leaving happier (mother graces ).whatsapp +1(970) 578 9743
Email ramseyowen196@gmail.com
Sec year student I love the video watching in 2020..
Would you be able to share where you found the template you showed at 3:19 in the video? The concept map example?
Just found you and I love your videos!! Where did you get the concept map template? I've been trying to find one just like that!
Lisa Cadena i need that too!
Thank you for sharing these amazing tips! I'm a first semester ADN program nursing student and I'm struggling with the school a lot. When you study with Saunder book, do you study every contents under the chapter of the lecture? Or you just study with specific contents your lecture covered? Please let me know. Thank you and you are so beautiful😀
omg you look like Grace from Peaky Blinders
sorry off topic. great video thank you for the advices ^^
You go girl 🤓
The game is tight !
Thank you for the tips. My goal is to read the chapters prior to class and make the study guide as soon as lecture is over so I can have it ready immediately. BUT, I have not been able to do so. I am on week 4 and have 4 exams next week. How do I catch up to where I want to get. I'm a bit overwhelmed, but I know I can do it. Help please!
How did things turn out?
I failed my last semester by .3 points so I have to do over in fall. I’m going to do this. My dad died in January which is the only reason I failed.
I'm so sorry for your loss! Nursing school is really difficult and stressful. I wish you luck on your next semester!!
Hey there! Where did you find those charts you fill out a week before the lecture? Or did you make them yourself? Love your video!
Thanks for tips.
I use note one app to take notes, and I do it word for word out of my book
can you show the chart better so we can get a better idea on how to make one because i'm doing my nursing next year and i wanna know how to do the chart as you because i think it looks good and i think it will help me.
Just did my orientation and they said we will be using the ATI proctored exam as well. Can you tell me which books to get for those exam? That would be very helpful 😃
Where did you get that chart at 3:05? I NEED that in my life!
Any suggestions on how to pass Psych. It's a HESI exam and I failed by 7 points
Just curious what is in your binder? and how do you organize all the information?
Hey I’m doin biomed and I’m wondering does nursing have biology, physics, Chem, maths and acedemic skills in there aswell,,,, wht topics do u cover I’m unsure as I was thinking of transferring if next year????
Hey. Any tips to understand the dosage calculation?
Helpful for students 😊👍
I’m not doing so well i have to get 80% or higher to pass all classes.... it took me in for a loop I swear
Veins With Glitter how did you do? I am in the same boat.
Hi. Great tips.
We need a B - or higher
What do you do after you create your charts and study guides? Do you just look them over time and time again?
Where can I get a copy of the graphic organizer you used?
nice study
thks you are amazing
I was wondering where you got that example for the chart you made? Did you find it online?
I am so much nervous i will be in programm soon
can you link the books? or do you have a video on it?
@Loretta Light: check out Facebook marketplace for the ati books. Just search nursing school books. A lot of people sell them.
My school it’s an 80 or higher
😁
ATI have an app?
this scares me. I am horrible at application based questions.
That's so awesome
thanks!!
What is the name of the NCLEX textbook that you use🤔🤔
Build for Glory it looks like the Saunders book
It is saunders nclex-rn
Please help im 17 i want to be a nurse but am horrible in math no joke please tell me what is nursimg about? What do u basically learn whar can i do to make things easier for myaelf
Calista Vicente-Bradley I’m not great at math either. I had to do remedial maths in high school back in 2000. I had to take stats and chemistry last summer before starting my BSN program, and those taught me the kind of math we need to know. It’s dimensional analysis. If you start learning your metric table now, and watch the nursing med calculation videos you’ll get it in no time. RUclips is a great learning resource for dimensional analysis, and I actually kind of enjoy doing it now. Never thought I’d say that about math; usually my eyes glaze over. The best advice I can give you is don’t get frustrated with yourself trying to cram with math. Allow yourself the time to learn it. RegisterednurseRN has a good video on that specifically. She’s a great resource. You CAN do it!! My books even say, we’re nurses, not mathematicians dimensional analysis is the way to go. Good luck!
@@Jrahe0609 thank you omg inspiring!!! Hugs I'll do my best to reach my goal!!!
I’m AWFUL at math too!! I had to take remedial math and the first time I took college algebra I made a C! I retook college algebra and made an A and just got my acceptance letter and I start nursing school in August! Just try your hardest!
I love ya
My college you have to have 90% to pass
Girlwiththegun They’re trying to kill you
Holy shit...
Oh...wow. Are you in an accelerated nursing class?
I’m still in college freshman so.....
My school is 80...
GREAT VIDEO. HAVE YOU ALWAYS HAD STRAIGHT A'S IN SCHOOL AND COLLEGE?☺
Yes, pretty much!