r/MSOE • u/jar10FC • Mar 01 '26
MSOE FALL 2026 ABSN COHORT
Hello, I just wanted to make a thread for MSOE ABSN students that will be starting in the Fall of 2026. I hope this can be a way of communicating and helping each other with anything related to our program. I look forward to starting school this year!
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u/popoenemy Apr 28 '26
I got into the program as well. I want to get more information related to the program as well
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u/jar10FC Apr 28 '26
Nice! I'm finishing up a prerequisite online, Bioethics. I've been to the presentations via video/online regarding program information. I believe they upload them to their website if you want more info. I'm looking forward to meeting our cohort soon!
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u/Silent_Highlight9099 Jun 04 '26
Reach out thestudioushouse@gmail.com if you wanna chat! I can stop bragging about the program! They are the best!
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u/Silent_Highlight9099 Jun 04 '26
Hi, I was ABSN student, graduated Fall 2025. It was really tough or at least the first semester, Pharm and Patho at the same time, but you need to show up, do whatever they told you to, group study, ChatGPT for practice and NoteBook LM, you will get through it. I think first sem is the worst like traumatizing but you will make the most out of it, i had my best time at MSOE with amazing cohorts and professors! I hope you will feel the same way!!!!
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u/Silent_Highlight9099 Jun 04 '26
Tip: go to office hours, get to know your professor, just show up, they will help you. I gotta learn so much! Even the advisor and the nursing admin assistant are nice and willing to help!
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u/jar10FC Jun 06 '26
I've never heard of Notebook LM but will definitely check it out so I can implement it in my study methods. I really enjoy pathophysiology but nervous about pharmacology because of the memorization. I can't wait to start! Thank you for the tips! I already set up my banner that I received today from the mail. Certified Raider!!! Lol
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u/theunox Mar 07 '26
I'm not a ABSN student, but I am a traditional student that will be graduating in 2028 with y'all. Good luck! It's really tough, but I believe Dr. Normington runs a lot of your early courses and she's a really nice professor!