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I also found another one, but it's in NY in October. Even if you're not interested in working in NY, it includes continuing education credits to fulfill your requirements or add to your resume. PM me...

I would do the CNA course because it's hands-on patient care. I think it can also give you an advantage when you start to apply to jobs. For the nursing program I went to, we were required to be CNA...

I would go BSN. Depending where you live, theyre starting to phase out LPNs. If you work in a rural area, sometimes you can qualify to have your loans paid off, too.

I didn't take patho online, but I took A&P online and had a virtual online lab portion that was one credit. I still got accepted into nursing school and didn't have trouble keeping up with everyone...

Yes, you can take the test in MS. I took mine in NY and I was registered in CT

Just curious if anyone knew of any nurse job fairs coming up in Connecticut? Found one called Connecticut Career Day, but was wondering if there were others.

I think they're about the same, but SNFs have rehab/sub-acute sections. Did you try athena healthcare systems? They have a lot of different facilities that you can apply to at once on their website....

I went to nursing school out of state and returned to my home state, CT. I got licensed in CT. You can take your test in any Pearson Vue center in any state and still be registered for NY. The only...

I took A&P online and had to teach myself, which was very time-consuming. Whether you're taking it online or not, I found that youtube has some videos that can explain things in a different way and...

When I applied to Fairfield, I only needed ethics, so I considered it. If I had to take 3 classes that didn't go towards other programs, I probably would have reconsidered. Are you limiting yourself...

I checked mine a couple hours as well, and it worked. You could try it now and then try it again a couple hours later to see if you receive the same response?

Have you interviewed with any SNFs? I talked to the recruiter at Hartford and she "strongly recommended" taking a skilled nursing position to get that patient contact. You could work there and then...

I don't know if you already had your interview, but I interviewed for an RN position on SNF and the interview process was pretty easy. One of the interviews barely asked any questions, but just...

Here are a few links to free questions. One is old Kaplan questions and the other is NCLEX...

The NCLEX is difficult to study for. Almost nothing I studied was on the NCLEX - very random questions. However, I thought LaCharity Prioritization and Delegation came close. I found Saunders...

I applied to the Hartford residency program, and HR said they would forward my resume to the nurse manager. Never heard back from them about it. However, a nurse recruiter from Hartford recently...