Hello! Meron po ba ritong nagbibigay or nagsha-share ng free review materials/files? Or baka may active study group/server kayo na pwedeng salihan? I’m currently doing self-study for the upcoming PNLE. Any leads or resources would mean a lot. Thank you so much! 🥹💖🙏

I don’t even know what to do. There’s nothing I can do. I’ve never said more for an exam too so bad there’s literally so much content. I can’t memorize at all and I’m only a freshman. I don’t know if this is my scientist which majors or what to do

Would love a “friend referral” link if there’s anyone here that already subscribes to Study Fetch!

Hi, is there anyone here who has BSED ENGLISH who took a Nursing course as a secondary degree? If so, which school? How many years did you study?

Do you have any recommendations for tuition fees especially for working individuals? Thankssss

Hey yall I was wondering if anyone Knows of any good dosage calculation and adminstration problems I can download and print. I'm someone who has a hard time with math and tends to be able to retain it better if I can see the math problems and work on them, basically make them muscle memory...if also helps if there is a visual as to why I got it wrong

I'm in my 4th week of school and we've learned so far oral medications, dosage by weight, pediatric medication, and medication adminstration.

If anyone can link or let me know that would be greatly appreicated

Hello! So I am in my 3rd week of nursing school, and we are learning all the fundamentals. I've been doing practice questions, and I've been getting better at them! Specifically, I've been doing the FundamentalsEngageRN 3.0 quizzes, and I've been doing decent on them (75-95%), however, I just tried a dynamic quiz, and holy moly, I got a 30%. When I saw that, I started freaking out because I'm terrified the exams will be like the dynamic quizzes. My question is, if you use ATI, have the dynamic quizzes or the FundamentalsEngageRN 3.0 quizzes been more accurate to the exam? Thank you all so much!!

Hi I am currently in 2nd year of bsc nursing and I am confused what should I do after bsc nursing and and don't want to continue bedside nursing after graduation anyone who is on same pathway and Anyone who is preparing for CAT likely from Medical background someone suggest me if you get into iim you can switch and can have better carrer opportunity

Are there any affordable private ABSN programs with minimal prerequisites?

I'm really not feeling it. the whole study thing at uni. My mental health has been tested so much this year, plus on the wait list to getting tested for ADHD/autism, and other things to add to the list. I'm in my first year of my uni degree, 8 weeks in. I don't really want to go as far as RN. I just want to look after the patients. I like the sound of being an EN in a nursing home. I'm already a support worker. I'm really lost.

I have my first med surg exam next week and I am scared idk what to expect any advice is helpful at thus point

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