Brookhaven Fall 2019

I didn't know that was possible. A mock group interview?

Just now, suebeecron said:

I didn't know that was possible. A mock group interview?

I guess they offer it the career service center (is that what it’s called...?) I don’t think the mock interview are done in a group.

6 minutes ago, grey.matters said:

I guess they offer it the career service center (is that what it’s called...?) I don’t think the mock interview are done in a group.

Are you sure it's not a mock JOB interview for Nurses?

1 minute ago, eriPackWOman said:

Are you sure it's not a mock JOB interview for Nurses?

I just know I’ve seen previous applicants mention going before their interview for the program. The Brookhaven fall 2018 thread talks about it. I’m sure the help they give is applicable to job interviews as well.

20 minutes ago, grey.matters said:

I just know I’ve seen previous applicants mention going before their interview for the program. The Brookhaven fall 2018 thread talks about it. I’m sure the help they give is applicable to job interviews as well.

Forgot I created this one lol

This is what my friend told me about the interviews from when she applied Fall 2018

Thank you for sharing with us! Your friend is awesome - tell them thanks for the advice!

When is the drug test and background check usually conducted ?

Maybe during the summer? Or before clinicals begin?

I’ll bet before class starts.

Hi everyone, I'm a full time working single mom and I'm wondering if Brookhaven's nursing program will be doable. I work in a hospital and I'm curious to know what time the class hours are. My job is very supportive of me attending nursing school but I can't afford to miss too many hours during the week. I work the evening shift.

3 minutes ago, Dcher9802 said:

Hi everyone, I'm a full time working single mom and I'm wondering if Brookhaven's nursing program will be doable. I work in a hospital and I'm curious to know what time the class hours are. My job is very supportive of me attending nursing school but I can't afford to miss too many hours during the week. I work the evening shift.

Hello and welcome to the forum! I have seen in past forums from others who work, have families, etc...that the program is doable but it is very hard work. If you can cut back on hours that's great! But if not, you're in the same boat as I am. I have two kids, married and I work 12 hr shifts at the hospital. I do have a supportive network (which I think will important for you since you are a single parent) and I'm hoping to apply for the Spring 2020 entrance.