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When working 12 hour shifts, what does your schedule usually look like? Do you work 3 12s in a row? How many days off between? 2, 3, 4?

That's weird. I only received the ATT from Pearson when I took the NCLEX last year. I would call Pearson Vue.

This. I didn't know until it was all over with. I know, not much help.

Depends on the person, but it can be done. I was in a 12 month LPN program and simultaneously working full time on my Bachelor of business degree. It was hard, but I made it work.

Don't know what California has to do with the federal facilities anyway. The state doesn't have jurisdiction over the federal.

Yes, I took PN last year and just did a bunch of questions through Kaplan because it was free through our school. I just passed RN this week. I didn't study. Just brushed up on lab values and such. ...

I feel that both were about the same. I kind of feel like the RN was a little bit easier, but not really by much. Studying is so different for everyone, so I'm not sure I can give you much advice...

It's doable if you're able to put in the time and effort. I already had my pre-reqs done before I started. It took me a little under 11 months from the time I took my first test to taking the NCLEX...

I don't agree about the housing. I feel like housing is higher here for what you get than in California. At least in Cheyenne anyway. We moved from Cali less than a year ago.

They actually do have an RN to MSN program. My counselor was actually talking to me about doing that, but I told her I just wanted to get a BSN through them.

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They have a program here at the community college. I think it is called Laramie County Community College. I decided not to go that route because of the time it would have taken for me to get in. I...

There is not a whole lot. There are a couple of nursing homes here that seem like they are always hiring. You may find a position at a doctor's office and sometimes the base hires. Another option is...

I just graduated nursing school and I'm preparing for interviews. I looked up some behavioral type interview questions so that I can start preparing my answers. I get really nervous during...

You have to have your RN license number and be working in the healthcare field.

Yep, totally depends. The first step is to write ones that work for you and practice writing them as much as possible.

I also got a late start. I've wanted to be a nurse for a while, but there were obstacles in my path that kept me from accomplishing my goal sooner. I'm 32 and just graduated ADN. I regret that I am...

They changed it so that Health Safety can only be taken by enrolled students, but you could probably go ahead and do transitions.

I think your previous experience could be helpful. It wouldn't hurt. I worked with an FNP who didn't have any previous experience in women's health who fit into the role nicely.

Just wondering the types of experiences different students had. What did you see? What were you assigned? Anything hands on or mostly just observing?

LOL.....I feel like adding them all might be a little too much. I mean, I could even add my medical assisting diploma and high school diploma if I wanted to get down to the nitty gritty. But, like...

Yes, these were all different schools.

I'm writing my very first RN resume! I've completed a few programs and wanted to know what I should include on the education section of my resume. I'm definitely including the following:...

Ill give you my timeline. I finished the new FCCA this past October, took the CPNE in February, and will be graduating in a few weeks. I'm hoping to take the NCLEX the end of April or beginning of...

Yep! Sure did. About 6 weeks ago.