Introductions:"New" and "Old" Students.

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How about a thread that will allow us to introduce ourselves to those who are new and the new students can do the same.

I am Stephany, 42, mother of 3 children, a son 22, a daughter 15, and a son 13. I am an LPN of nearly 11 years, and I am in my first semester of a five-semester rn program.

Care to share?

HI everyone! My name is Liz. I am 21 and a second semester nursing student working towards my BSN. I will graduate in May 2006; then, I plan to work toward becoming a CRNA.

Take care and take it easy everyone!!

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Hi folks-hope all are doing well. Does anyone have any info/advise on nursing schools in NC? Raleigh, Durham or Charlotte area? My husband and I are seriously considering moving there and I was looking to finish school there. Im taking a medical coding class so that when we do move I can get a job in a hospital doing that while going to school, any word on that field down there or at all? Also I heard of a program there where they are teaching nurses to close in surgery? sound familiar to anyone? Any advise on any of this would be helpful along with what you think of NC, living there, blah blah..Thanks =)

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24 Y.O. MALE currently in 2nd semester ADN program. no kids, single and loving it a lot

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Hello!

30 something Wife and Mother of two starting my first quarter of Nursing this Fall. Glad to meet you all and look forward to being a part of this forum and earning my RN degree.

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Hi i am mary, i'm a "new" but "old" student bc i'm 51 years old. I have three grown children. One is married, my daughter is in medical school and my youngest is studying to be a pharmacist. I've been a medical assistant to a pediatrician for 15 years and have decided to obtain my RN. I have to admit i'm a little nervous about starting out at my age. Start my RN classes and clinicals this coming Tuesday.

Good luck to everyone!

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Hi I am Heather, 21, married and in a one year LPN program. I am working full time at night. Mary.. Don't be discouraged, some of our best students are 40 and older!! You have wisdom! Good Luck!!

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everyone!

how about a thread that will allow us to introduce ourselves to those who are new and the new students can do the same.

i am stephany, 42, mother of 3 children, a son 22, a daughter 15, and a son 13. i am an lpn of nearly 11 years, and i am in my first semester of a five semester rn program.

care to share?

hi guys!!!!

my name is tonya and i am 21. i just recieved my acceptance letter to start the spring bsn program at ucf. i am stoked. i didn't think i would get in on the first try, being that the competition is so fierce, but i did. thank goodness. anyways, i look forward to meeting you all and learning about the exciting field of nursing.

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Specializes in Adult Med-Surg, Rehab, and Ambulatory Care.

Welcome to all the new folk!

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Hi everyone! I'm a mom of 3 boys who is starting clinicals next month! I'm excited, nervous, scared all at the same time!

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Specializes in ICU, Tele, and OR.

My name is Anne-Marie. I'm in my 3rd semester of of my BSN-RN program. Currently I'm taking Med Surg I, OB and Nutrition... I'm 22 (almost 23), married, and my child is my cat, Musa. Good luck to all....

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Hi Mary,

I'm Nancy, and have just moved to Baltimore to attend the BS program at Johns Hopkins School of Nursing. I'm 49. It took me 2 years to complete prerequisites, one science at a time mixed with other GEd classes. It's definitely harder at our age but I believe it's far more rewarding than it would have ever been in our 20s. I don't start the program till next Sept (05) unless by a miracle a spot opens for this Sept. I moved now to begin making connections and also to get on with making a life, knowing I can be in one place now for a long time. I've never been married, and have no children. Sometimes I wish I'd had children but it's just the way things turned out.

Congradulations to you on starting RN classes.

Nancy

Hi i am mary, i'm a "new" but "old" student bc i'm 51 years old. I have three grown children. One is married, my daughter is in medical school and my youngest is studying to be a pharmacist. I've been a medical assistant to a pediatrician for 15 years and have decided to obtain my RN. I have to admit i'm a little nervous about starting out at my age. Start my RN classes and clinicals this coming Tuesday.

Good luck to everyone!

:rolleyes:

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Hi, I started a new thread to say hello before I read this thread. Sorry about that. My name is Dorrie. I start nursing school at massasoit next week. Any advice for the newbie jitters?

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