[lector]

You'll be in for a real tough years of your life....nursing course is not just an easy one with regards to the training(clinicals) as well as the theory that you'll be at.Study hard and you'll be a successful nurse someday....Don't be afraid of mistakes coz, we are meant to do some, nobody's perfect....Failure is one thing that is very unavoidable figure in nursing but consider your failure as a good thing coz we all learn from them.Don't push hard on yourself yet, know your limits and you'll do good.

Stay afloat and always keep your feet on the ground.

"Everybody's a FAILURE it would just DEPEND on the VERY ASPECT where WE MIGHT FAIL"

[2BNurseabbi]

congrats! Good luck and work hard! It will be well worth it.

[PreRN Katie]

Congrats!!!!

[CTGuy]

Congrats! You'll enjoy the hospital in Danville. I did some work there years back as a Chaplain Assistant at that hospital, and then worked as a Chaplain in TJU Hospital in center city Philly. The staff were great to work with in both places.

[scooterRN52]

Originally Posted by Boltthrower

Hey everyone, I am so excited I had to let you guys know I got accepted into Thomas Jefferson University Nursing school in Danville, PA at Giesinger Hospital. WOOOHOOO!!!! I am starting in the fall and I am super excited because I am going to be able to get right into it instead of waiting 3 years for a class to open up here in MI. I cant wait to start comparing stories with the worlds hardest working professionals here on allnurses. Hope everyone is doing well.


M

Good Luck to you!!!!

[HM2Viking]

Congratulations!

[AnnieMc]

Originally Posted by RN2822

Hi, I read your post about transfering from michigan to PA. I hope you can help me. I wrote a post on the student forum about a friend who is at Occ in michigan, he has completed his prerequisites but is waiting indefinately to get into the ADN nursing program. Can you write to me and tell me how the admission process at Danville is? Thanks for your help and congrats. I myself have been an RN for 8 years and love to encourage people to do nursing.

I go to OCC as well! I was wondering where you went to in college? This is my first year of college pre-reqs, so I have quite awhile before I get my RN or BSN. Any advice about OCC would be helpful! I looked into Oakland University because they train right at Beaumont, which is a really great hospital!