Hi, I'm Jenny!
I am starting my LPN program in the Spring 2015 semester, and will continue to my RN and eventually my BSN (maybe MSN) as well.
I am a lover of music, pets, people, and I'm from England. :)
You are welcome! :) It will all work out for the best, don't worry! If you don;t have a gut feeling, maybe just try and picture yourself as a nurse and see if it makes you happy. Also think about how clinicals made you feel-- were you excited to show...
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If you are currently attending a community college, I would directly contact other local/in-state community colleges and seeing if they accept transfer students.
Britgirl1 replied to Red Kryptonite's topic in LPN-RN
Though it may be tough financially to afford to attend an accelerated BSN program, in the end you would end up making more as a BSN--RN than you would as an AAS-RN. It would also allow you more opportunities to specialize.
Hey! I am in the exact same situation except for I failed clinicals in my first semester instead of second. In my program (a 2-semester LPN program) you get unadmitted for failing even one class and have to get permission to re-enter the program. Tho...
PA-_RN87, before I was in nursing I was actually majoring in Molecular Biology and did just fine. I do pretty well academically, the only thing I struggled in with nursing was the clinicals. Maybe it's just not for me. Maybe I should be stuck in a la...
So be it. I've decided what I am going to do. And I didn't include many details on purpose, because I'm not going to do that with a bunch of strangers. Take Care, Britgirl1
I really don't think it's for me. I was unhappy before the whole clinical situation went down which is why I think I chose to skip those clinical days. I am totally happy with my decision, and getting everyone's insight on this forum has really helpe...
It's just an idea at this point, but I definitely agree with you lol. I may get a degree in a hard science or something I know I can get employed with, and then if I decide to do so I could go back to grad school for psych. Thank you for leaving a ki...
You make a good point. I am going to pursue the rest of my bachelors degree in something else, probably psych so I can get my master's. The whole thing is that I do know that I chose to fail my clinicals. Deep down I wasn't happy with nursing, even t...
I was just referring to the answers I am getting on this post. They all seem to be very judgemental and in compassionate. I am looking for help, not hate. I have spoken to my dean, I do understand my mistakes in full, and I do understand how it may s...
I know it seems like I may have chosen to fail my clinicals, but a lot more happened behind the scenes that I did not put in summary of the situation above. It has a lot more to do with the way I was being treated than how good of a nurse I could be....
So I just finished my first semester of a 2-semester long Practical Nursing program. I got A's and B's in all of my classes (Even Pharm!) except for my one- my first clinical rotation. It is graded pass/fail and my instructor gave me a fail. I feel ...
Britgirl1 replied to kelly22790's topic in New Nurse
The Ortho floor job sounds best! It has a combination of several specialties as well as high-stress situations. In the future when you eventually try to get a job in Pediatrics (which combines many specialties), I think it wold look good on your resu...
Britgirl1 replied to Mayahajj's topic in Pre-Nursing
Depending on your dedication and how busy you are it could be do-able. However, my advice to you is not to do it. Both A&P 2 and Chem are very difficult classes and your stress levels would be very high. I think it's more important to take your ...