Hi, all... So I am applying in January 2018 for the fall 18` semester. I wanted to start a thread to not only have a place where can all ask questions and share info but to hopefully make some friends to start the program with. I know several girls and guys who have completed the program and having a good relationship with your peers is a must.
"If you visualize it, if you are dreaming of it, it is already on its way!"
I am finally finishing this life goal. I have always known I wanted to be a nurse. I naturally care for people and I am always the calm one during an incident. I quit my job last year and dove head first into finishing this. This semester I finish my prereqs. I have 2 children 12 years old and 10 years old. I recently(last weekend lol) just started working PRN in the ccu/icu at West Jefferson as a patient care tech and let me just say I`m in love! Saying I wanted to be a nurse has changed to I know I am meant to be a nurse. Highly recommend if you can to start working now, I will only be working a night or two a week so nothing demanding but the nurses involve me in everything and love teaching. It will make a huge difference once I start a program.
I always wanted to become a nurse since a very young age. My plans was to go straight to college after graduation but I became pregnant and had to drop out of high school my 12th grade year. (bummer). Before I knew it, I was a mother of two little girls by the age 18. It was very hard for me and my now husband. He had to work a lot of odd jobs just to keep a roof over our head while I was a stay at home mom. When I was 21 years old I decide to go to college but could not take it serious because I started working. when I made 25, I walk out on faith and when back to school full-time to pursuit my dream of becoming a nurse and I have not stop yet. I thank GOD for blessing my husband with a well paying job. I am 27 years old now and I am happy that I can focus on School and our three beautiful kids (2 girls 11 and 9 years old and 1 boy 5 years old). I am so proud of myself because I didn't think I would make it this far. That goes to show you with God in your life anything is possible. I am excited for all of us.
Hello everyone! I recently applied also with Charity. Hoping to start in the fall. Would like to make some good friends that could push each other through Nursing School. I hear it's really tough.
Is there anyone going on their second time applying at Charity? I resubmitted my application in January. I applied for the spring of this year but didn't get in. Not sure if it was because I didn't have all my A&P's or I didn't make the profile score. I feel good though about this time. I know they strict on having the A&P's.
Is there anyone going on their second time applying at Charity? I resubmitted my application in January. I applied for the spring of this year but didn't get in. Not sure if it was because I didn't have all my A&P's or I didn't make the profile score. I feel good though about this time. I know they strict on having the A&P's.
I also apply last semester but didn't get in. What was your profile score last time?
Hey yall! Im reading old posts and they got their acceptance letters in the end of march. I hope that is the same for us. April is just toooo long of a wait lol
Hey yall! Im reading old posts and they got their acceptance letters in the end of march. I hope that is the same for us. April is just toooo long of a wait lol
That's what I was told too, and sort of when I'm expecting to hear. I think the middle of April is when you should absolutely know, and to check with them if you haven't.
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I am finally finishing this life goal. I have always known I wanted to be a nurse. I naturally care for people and I am always the calm one during an incident. I quit my job last year and dove head first into finishing this. This semester I finish my prereqs. I have 2 children 12 years old and 10 years old. I recently(last weekend lol) just started working PRN in the ccu/icu at West Jefferson as a patient care tech and let me just say I`m in love! Saying I wanted to be a nurse has changed to I know I am meant to be a nurse. Highly recommend if you can to start working now, I will only be working a night or two a week so nothing demanding but the nurses involve me in everything and love teaching. It will make a huge difference once I start a program.