Please Help Me

I think this is a great idea. I'm pre-nursing, well, waiting to get in, and it's hard to stay positive especially when you've been waiting 3 1/2 years to get in.

I subscribed! heheh You're pretty and personable and you don't talk too fast It's nice to hear your day to day nursing experiences like looking from the outside in. I wish you could go back and do some more pre-nursing topics like advice on pre-reqs, exploring if nursing is right for you in the first place, things like that.

Good stuff though, keep it up!

Hi everyone. I have a youtube channel for nursing students and pre nursing students and my objective is to encourage and help them stay positive... If incoming students are motivated, encouraged, and good, it will make all of our lives easier, right?... So, I am asking for feedback. Good or bad, even if you think I suck.:) I wanted to ask all of you on this website because I knew you would be (brutally) honest... :)

Thanks,

Heather

http://www.youtube.com/hdryver

OK, I am not trying to be hateful here, but less of the singsong/cutesy voice...And no, most girls do not want to be "cute, sweet, and nice" as you stated in one of your videos (IMHO, anyway--maybe I'm way off base, here).

I strive to be competent, strong, and independent. Your videos seem to be more focused on playing up to a man, as opposed to strong, intelligent women that want to be recognized for their achievements and hard work/dedication.

I like some of the information you made available and most especially liked the Carlton videos!

You need to have content.

You need to appear as a professional. If you were to send this video to an employer, or try to start your own consulting business, do you think this video would accurately represent your level of edu and knowledge of nursing? I am not suggesting you put on a suit and be stone faced. Please don't take this the wrong way... but you appear all of 17 or 18 yrs old in your video. You need to convince people that you have some kind of information and edu/professional experience they can respect.

OK, I am not trying to be hateful here, but less of the singsong/cutesy voice...And no, most girls do not want to be "cute, sweet, and nice" as you stated in one of your videos (IMHO, anyway--maybe I'm way off base, here).

I strive to be competent, strong, and independent. Your videos seem to be more focused on playing up to a man, as opposed to strong, intelligent women that want to be recognized for their achievements and hard work/dedication.

I like some of the information you made available and most especially liked the Carlton videos!

Thank you so much for your honest feedback. I will definitely take it into consideration.:)

You need to have content.

You need to appear as a professional. If you were to send this video to an employer, or try to start your own consulting business, do you think this video would accurately represent your level of edu and knowledge of nursing? I am not suggesting you put on a suit and be stone faced. Please don't take this the wrong way... but you appear all of 17 or 18 yrs old in your video. You need to convince people that you have some kind of information and edu/professional experience they can respect.

Thank you very much for your feedback.:)

I think this is a great idea. I'm pre-nursing, well, waiting to get in, and it's hard to stay positive especially when you've been waiting 3 1/2 years to get in.

I subscribed! heheh You're pretty and personable and you don't talk too fast It's nice to hear your day to day nursing experiences like looking from the outside in. I wish you could go back and do some more pre-nursing topics like advice on pre-reqs, exploring if nursing is right for you in the first place, things like that.

Good stuff though, keep it up!

Thank you very much for your comment. I appreciate it.:)