What to Study BEFORE NURSING SCHOOL

Are you wondering what to study before nursing school?

Or how to prepare for nursing school and make it easier to pass?

Unfortunately, most nursing students make a HUGE mistake when it comes to preparing for nursing school and it ends up costing them a LOT when they start school.

So in this video, I'll tell you exactly what you should study before nursing school to avoid this huge mistake.

So stick around until the end, because you don't want to miss any of these tips.

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TIMESTAMPS:
0:00 Intro
1:05 HUGE MISTAKE
2:27 Here's what to do
2:54 MATH
6:55 What to do next
8:08 Outro

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[NursingSOS]

What other questions do you have before you start school? What can we help you with?? 👇

[nicolelam]

Honestly...just relax before school starts. I don't really think you have to study before school starts. I finished my program in 11 mos, did fine and graduated with a high GPA without any studying prior to the program. The best advice before school is to have FUN and RELAX... You can't really prepare for nursing school. It's hard to explain but honestly, just have fun before schools starts. During school, make sure you rest, exercise, sleep and you'll do fine! Also, take care of your mental health! Everyone will do great :)

[laceyweikel]

I just graduated high school and I start nursing school next spring ! I wasn’t sure where or how to start thank you for this! I’ll start studying the dosing chart! I also have a two year old so this may be a struggle haha thank you!

[janeisaslife]

thank you so much! im gonna practice all summer! im starting nursing school in the fall!

[Nurse_mici]

Absolute God-send 🙏🙄starting LPN vocational school September 1st..my story..Ive been wanting to go for years!!..suggested the same school to my friend and we were supposed to go together..well..she went (and graduated)..I couldn’t start till this year..& the math is already really intimidating 🤯🤯🤯

[sherrysingh]

This is exactly what I was doing ...reading everything 😂omg . Thank you for setting me on the right path. 🤗..xoxo

[dpdusig]

I watched this video from beginning too end❤❤ thank you for the advice.

[strides]

I say review some AP if anything. I actually read the entire reading assignment every week but when I go back to review, I just study what’s on the syllabus. Which makes everything so much easier to find and comprehend so you don’t feel like you’re just jumping around randomly getting distracted if you have problems focusing and paying attention like me. Lol

[dianacazaubon]

I’m studying now and I’m about to purchase you guide book! Thank you for being an Angel on earth 🌍❤️❤️❤️

[tribouletr]

40 years old. Last life science class was 25 years ago (HS Biology, second attempt). Feels like I have a ton of catching up to do to do well.

[danatreisch]

Hi! So it’s going to get deep here for a second but it’s necessary for my question. Thank you for all your resources btw! I’m enjoying and learning so much already!
I’ve done six months as an aide in a memory care building at the local senior living facility. I took a break from ministry (I got my bachelors in family ministry) and the experience as an aide has me completely rethinking my career. I’m considering and praying about attending the LPN program nearby in the 2022-2023 school year. Unfortunately, I had to leave my position as an aide (😢) and currently working part time in the family business. I say all that to say- should I look for another job in the healthcare field while waiting to attend nursing school? I loved my job as an aide, it was different than ministry but still there was opportunity to share Christ’s love while on the floor. I loved that I got to care physically, emotionally, mentally and spiritually for my residents. They’re “one of the least of these”. I’m seriously considering going into gerontology. However, I don’t need to work full time since my husband does, and this might be a nice break before starting school? It also allows me time to watch videos and review important topics before school? Thoughts?

[elaencar]

Can you teach us how to calculate dosage

[amandagarza]

Do you recommend reviewing the systems and brushing up on A&P too before nursing school starts?

[mardz]

Thank you for all your info. You are so easy to understand

[gohinoronyo]

Hi Rafano, all of your nursing videos are really impressive. I got many ideas from them. Thanks a lot!I applied in nursing school and hopefully I'm starting next Jan'21( if I get chance!). Should I revise Anat n physiology before starting school?

[addynursetobe]

Yess thank you for this video :) !! ❤️❤️

[mikkim]

You helped my anxiety a little more haha.

[sashabrown]

You have a timer on the button I’m supposed to pursed to get info guide so unfortunately I can’t go any further.

[suavesuave]

I didn’t take maths in school & my nursing school starts in July this year! 🥺

[cortneyellyn]

LOL laughing at myself because I was planning on reading a textbook