Re: help me please.
Dress in a professional manner, just as you would for a job interview. A nice pair of dress pants with a blouse, maybe.
Questions will probably focus on your true feelings about why you want to become a nurse. A lot of people get all "warm and fuzzy" with this type question.....think through and practice what you are going to say. If you say something like "I really want to help people"...okay, that's great. But they want specifics. What makes you who you are and why do you want to help people? They are trying to cut through the fluff....are you there for the paycheck or there because you really want to be.
That is something you need to seriously evaluate, as well. Nursing is the most demanding job I can think of.....it is physical, mental and emotional. You have to be a well-balanced person that can handle the stress.
They will ask you all of the legal questions as another poster said. All states have the "NURSE PRACTICE ACT" that holds specific guidlelines. You can get all the way through school and ready for the NCLEX exam and still not be able to get your license if you have certain crimes on your record.
They will also probably lay out for you how their program works.....LISTEN. When they tell you that you will have 10 hours of class time and 40 hours of study/homework; they mean it!! When they tell you that your family will forget your name by the end of school; they mean it!! ( You get the idea..it's really not THAT bad, but you have to be willing to give it 100% in order to get through it..it is tough).
Good luck on your interview.
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