Interview Technique Question

okay, beginning to think that i shouldn't let potential employers know of my intention to continue my education.

while working as a cna it was truly a bad idea to let co-workers know that i was a nursing student. nurses would become very critical of my work and the other cna's would not help at all if they found out you were a student.

i am a recent graduate and work prn for the same company that employed me during school. the work is great - i love it (continuous care for hospice and als). but it fluctuates dramatically. maybe 50 hrs one week then 20 or

nothing the next.

each time i interview it seems to go well. lots of information given, tours, very detailed info about health insurance and benefits . . . then nothing . . . no response . . . can't actually get to a person to follow-up . . . just put through to voicemail. i'm stumped . . . the only common thread of what i discussed that could be negative is the fact that i plan to bridge from lpn to rn sometime next year. when asked about this i am honest. so my question is this - do you think this is keeping me from getting a job in ltc?