The first semesters were loaded to the brim with classes, keeping me busy morning, noon and night. Upon reviewing my schedule for this semester, I was more than a little excited to have only three classes running concurrently, and at least three days with nowhere to be before 1;30pm. This is not because I will be sitting around or sleeping in everyday. Far from it. rather, I am a morning person and this allows me freedom to use my most productive time of day for both schoolwork and the ever-growing amount of work associated with my state Leg Ed position (MANS) and other projects. In the interest of full disclosure, sure, I will sleep in occasionally, but only until the sun comes shining in my window.
I think that after the initial chaos gets sorted out, this will be one fantastic year.
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 Hello! I’m Emily, and I just started nursing school in the Traditional class of 2012. So far, I’m incredibly impressed with the faculty, the staff, the focus on innovative teaching and learning, and of course my classmates. It still feels very new, and even a little surreal, to be learning how to become a nurse – my aspiration for many years. [...]
 Hello! Did you desperately miss me? I knew you would… I’ll be honest, it’s a little tough coming back. The idea of tests, care plans, and never-ending readings seem very intimidating after the summer we had. However, school started yesterday and so far so good. I didn’t realize how much I missed my friends, and, though I hate to admit it, school. [...]
 Now that the Fall Semester is in session, you may notice that the lines for the JHU Shuttle have become longer. With the return of students to campus, the shuttle can get a little crowded, and you may want to adjust your schedule to make sure you make it to your classes/meetings/clinicals on time! Here are a few tips to make sure you get where you need to go! [...]
Starting at a new school—any school—is a turbulent whirlwind of forms and booklists, new schedules and new buildings. There are logins and passwords to figure out, moving vans and boxes to unpack. We crowd into the auditorium for our orientation, making lists in the corners of our notebooks of things we still need to attend to, questions we still have to ask, all while trading names and phone numbers with our new classmates sitting around us. [...]
That’s right folks I am currently preparing to start another year of classes Monday and by my count I will be entering grade 20. I decided today that I would give you brief comparison of my preparations for the 20th grade as opposed to the preparations I made for the 5th grade. [...]
…that we have a Fall Orientation Webpage?
Click on the link above to take you to the webpage. Here you will find helpful information to prepare you for Fall Orientation starting August 25th. All events will be held in the Pinkard Building of the School of Nursing at 525 N. Wolfe Street.
Students beginning the Traditional BS in Nursing program have orientation on August 25th, 26th, and 27th beginning at 9:00 am with check-in in the Front Hall.
Masters, Post-Masters, and PhD students have their orientation on Friday, August 27th. Entering PhD students will check in at 9:45 am, and Masters/Post-Masters at 10:00 am in the Front Hall.
All of us here at the Johns Hopkins University School of Nursing look forward to meeting you next week, and welcoming you into a tradition of nursing education which spans back to 1889! In the meantime, please contact the Office of Admissions and Student Services at 410-955-7548, if you have any questions!
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 Beginning next month you will begin to see our Admissions staff out on the road at various events throughout the country. Many colleges and universities hold graduate and professional school fairs on their campuses during the fall semester for students who are interested in continuing their education; this is where you will find us! The Admissions staff will be available to answer your questions, give you information on our programs, and talk to you about being a student at Johns Hopkins! You may also get a freebie or two.
If you are interested in finding out where we will be, check the JHU School of Nursing Admissions Nationwide Recruitment Events website. Select “All Regions” on the drop-down box, and click “Go”. Currently, events for September and October are listed, but check back frequently as events are updated!
Fall also means Fall Open House. This is a great opportunity to meet currently enrolled students, faculty, and staff of the School of Nursing. Our Fall Open House will be held on Saturday, October 2 from 9:30 am to noon. Click here to register.
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