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Fill in the blank with any advice you can give students who have just been accepted into a program or who are thinking about embarking on the journey of nursing school.
Here's mine:
DON'T GO INTO NURSING SCHOOL IF you haven't done your own research about the realities of the profession. Good, bad, truth, and common myths & misconceptions.
Yall's turn!
Do not go into nursing if you have poor time management skills
Do not go into nursing if you refuse to prioritize
Do not go into Nursing if your sole purpose is to be a martyr
Do not go into Nursing , if you are unwilling to be flexible
Do not go into Nursing, if you fail to see the bigger picture
Do not go into Nursing if you do not understand that Nursing is a business
Do NOT go into Nursing school if you suddenly have a rethink of your "dreams" from reading this thread.
You know what I mean.
Yes, I think I do. You're implying that you have to have a calling to become a nurse; that doing it for the money is somehow not good enough. I disagree. If you're interested in nursing, if you have the slightest idea what you're getting into and you want to do it for reasons other than a calling, good for you. What nursing needs these days is more people who want to be nurses, for whatever reason, and not so many who see nursing as a stepping stone to "bigger and better" things.
Hahaha I'd like to know why someone said don't go into nursing if you are really pretty? Good looking people can't be nurses?
Probably a veiled reference to the number of threads we had a couple of years ago from new grads who couldn't get along with their co-workers and decided it was because they were just so darned beautiful that everyone else was just jealous of them. If you're looking for entertainment, dig up those threads. Some of them are hysterical!
The_Optimist
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Totally nothing wrong with this statement; it is the poster's opinion and she is entitled to it. Just like the atheists are entitled to theirs.