Students Pre-Nursing
Published Nov 25, 2017
You are reading page 4 of Nursing School Needs Repair (And Why I Quit)
nursel56
7,078 Posts
Hopefully they're considering the points made, which some may see as unnecessarily harsh, but overall contain the truth from a lot of people who've been there
Thanksforthedonuts, BSN, RN
282 Posts
Honestly one of the best things I learned in nursing school was how to fly by the seat of my pants!
Comes handy in so many areas of life.
wannabeny
530 Posts
How did you manage stay in nursing school long enough to drop out..3 TIMES? What sort of time frame was it that you went through the process of admissions, waited 2-3 weeks for an acceptance letter, a month or so to actually start, went THROUGH part of the program, and then dropped out?
On another note...nursing school is like a ferret on crystal meth. It spends most of its time running circles around you until you fall flat on your face or sedate it to get through the day. If you want it badly enough be willing to overlook the disorganization to get through it.
Thinking about the process for nursing school I find it hard believe they went though the admission process 3x and participated in a portion of it only
To drop out. Either they have serious problems or are making it up.
NurseBlaq
1,756 Posts
Thinking about the process for nursing school I find it hard believe they went though the admission process 3x and participated in a portion of it onlyTo drop out. Either they have serious problems or are making it up.
Or failed.
meanmaryjean, DNP, RN
7,899 Posts
Interestingly, the OPs bio does not indicate engineering at all- but banking. And just a few months ago he/ she was 'loving' nursing school.
So there's that...
tropsnegRN, ADN, BSN, RN
1 Article; 65 Posts
I'm surprised after quitting twice that it wasn't difficult to be readmitted a third time? My nursing program is no flattering experience either. There is miscommunication frequently that has been clarified literally 15 minutes prior to an exam via an announcement posted on Blackboard. It happens, it isn't enough to make me want to drop out of my program though. I think it's a user error, rather than a program error.
Summer Days
203 Posts
Welcome to nursing, where your shift starts with a 89 yo pt on a cardiac monitor running normal sinus rhythm, alert & oriented x 4. Labs were collected right at change of shift. 30 min later, lab calls you with critical lab values of lactate 5.4, potassium 6.0, wbc 18.0 positive UTI. You page the doc. Pt is now running sinus tachycardia between 140 - 160s. Orders are in. You are executing them. Just then you hear hyperacute stroke being called on your other pt. Your third pt is 30 min away, the secretary just informed you....I hope you get the picture I'm painting here. It's complete chaos but we navigate and manage it everyday.