Grayson ADN/LVN Fall 2021

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Hello I created this page for anyone who is applying for Grayson's ADN/LVN program for Fall 2021. 

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44 minutes ago, Abigail McCann said:

RN, so waiting not so patiently I guess? 

I applied for the transition program and the RN program. I was in their LVN program and I LOVED it! At this point, I’m literally stressing LOL

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22 minutes ago, LizziebLVN said:

I applied for the transition program and the RN program. I was in their LVN program and I LOVED it! At this point, I’m literally stressing LOL

Maybe they started with the LVN! I’m sure you got this!! I’m so excited but nervous! Any tips for the program? How soon did you guys start clinical?

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1 hour ago, Abigail McCann said:

RN, so waiting not so patiently I guess? 

Fingers crossed for you!! 

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Specializes in Pediatrics.
17 minutes ago, Roseemilee said:

Maybe they started with the LVN! I’m sure you got this!! I’m so excited but nervous! Any tips for the program? How soon did you guys start clinical?

If I remember correctly, we started school in august and started clinicals in October/November. 
the best tips that I could offer is: make friends- y’all are all there with the same end goal. It’s not a competition! Make study groups to help with the material. 
2) don’t stress yourself too much. It’s not easy, but you can get through it. My last semester was when covid first started.

I had to learn how to be a nurse VIA zoom. You don’t learn how to be a nurse through the program. they teach you what you need to know to become a competent nurse/how to pass the NCLEX, but not how to be an actual working nurse. That will come with experience, I promise!!
3) the instructors are going to be your biggest supporters. Go to them if you need help! Don’t be afraid to ask questions.


 

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22 hours ago, LizziebLVN said:

If I remember correctly, we started school in august and started clinicals in October/November. 
the best tips that I could offer is: make friends- y’all are all there with the same end goal. It’s not a competition! Make study groups to help with the material. 
2) don’t stress yourself too much. It’s not easy, but you can get through it. My last semester was when covid first started.

I had to learn how to be a nurse VIA zoom. You don’t learn how to be a nurse through the program. they teach you what you need to know to become a competent nurse/how to pass the NCLEX, but not how to be an actual working nurse. That will come with experience, I promise!!
3) the instructors are going to be your biggest supporters. Go to them if you need help! Don’t be afraid to ask questions.


 

Thank you for all this information. I’m very excited! Did you hear anything yet about your application? I’m hoping you get a spot! 

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23 hours ago, Roseemilee said:

Thank you for all this information. I’m very excited! Did you hear anything yet about your application? I’m hoping you get a spot! 

Haven’t heard anything yet. But congrats on getting into the LVN program! 

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Has anyone heard anything?

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7 hours ago, LizziebLVN said:

Has anyone heard anything?

Got my ADN acceptance letter in my personal email on the 21st…friend of mine got LVN acceptance letter on the 24th. Maybe check your spam.

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7 hours ago, LizziebLVN said:

Has anyone heard anything?

A friend of mine got theirs on the 21st for the ADN in her personal email. 

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Oh I just saw the email. I was waitlisted /: Congrats to everyone that got in!! 

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8 minutes ago, LizziebLVN said:

Oh I just saw the email. I was waitlisted /: Congrats to everyone that got in!! 

Oh no! I read some of the other forums and I heard you still go to the orientation in July and at that time some you get notified if you’re accepted since by that time they have more spots due to the students who got accepted to the program and declined the offer. Hopefully you still have a chance! 

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2 minutes ago, LaurendoubleU said:

Oh no! I read some of the other forums and I heard you still go to the orientation in July and at that time some you get notified if you’re accepted since by that time they have more spots due to the students who got accepted to the program and declined the offer. Hopefully you still have a chance! 

Do you know when the orientation is?

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