MollyM99

The only school I can think of is in Tennessee, Lee University does not require any entrance exams, just your ACT score.

Today I found out I was accepted!!!

Congratulations kepps!!!

I though I was supposed to find out my desicion by the end of February, but apparently the program I applied to doesn't start making desicions until February 28th.... I've never been so stressed before.

Congrats!!!!

I'm waiting for an acceptance from a school. I'm supposed to hear back by the end of the month. I'm so nervous

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I can get the head and tube engraved, so I'm planning on putting my name on the head and the saying on the tube.

Be the difference sounds perfect! Thank you :)

I want to be a pediatric oncology nurse. I want to be a nurse because I want to be there for those kids and their families as they go through what is probably the toughest time in their lives. I want to do whatever I can to make them comfortable and help them get better. A big part of my decision to become a nurse is because I've had quite a few family members with cancer, and I've seen the difference a nurse can make.

I'm planning on buying my first stethoscope soon and I want to get it engraved. I want the engraving to remind me why I want to be a nurse, so every time I look at it I'll see it. But with a 20-character limit that's kind of hard. Everything I would like to put is way longer than 20 characters. Any suggestions would be appreciated. Thank you :)

I'm 17. Waiting for acceptance to a nursing program. I should hear back by the end of this month :)

They do clinicals at two hospitals I would be interested in, and they are accredited. So I guess I have nothing to worry about then :)

I'm planning on going to a university (Lee University) that just started their nursing program back in 2013. Their nursing program is supposed to be amazing and they just opened a $7 million dollar nursing building with a state of the art sim lab. I really love the college, but I'm worried I wouldn't be able to find a job after graduation. Do employers hire people from nursing programs that haven't been around that long? Would I have trouble finding a job after graduation? Thanks to anyone who answers :)

This is my first time posting, so hi everyone! I'm trying to decide if I want to start nursing school this August or if I should major in something else. I love the idea of being a nurse, but at the same time, I'm worried I won't be good enough or that I'll hate nursing. What made you decide to be a nurse? What's the thing you love most about nursing? Thank you to everyone who answers!