The reasons I have seen personally are poor study habits (so failed exams), too much time spent of social media (in class, no less....so I would put that down as immaturity, lack of dedication, and...
Totally normal. I'm in the same age range as you, and I still feel that way 12 months into the program. I have a serious case of "imposter syndrome" (or whatever it's called) and doubt myself every...
Not sure if anyone can help. I've asked directly at my school, and haven't managed to get an answer. I will probably contact my state board too, but figured I'd ask here just in case someone can help...
Failing anything is horrible, and I understand that empty feeling. Whenever I am in situations like this, I "allow" myself the time to "grieve", so to speak. Some people may disagree with this, and...
Apple-Core replied to Wannabenurseneko's topic in General Students
It depends on where you're doing your degree. If it's a 2 year community college, then you will almost certainly need pre-requisites. Each community college is different and it sounds as if you...
Would Banner let you work as an LPN p/t? I know a lot of the nursing homes hire LPNs, I'm sure they'd work with you if you could only work p/t. Which school are you
I took all my pre-reqs online so that I could continue working fulltime and be available for my kids in the day - I would study at night. The logistics of actual being at school in person is a bit...
This is an oft discussed topic here on Allnurses! No, you are not too old. I'm almost 50 and onlt half way through my nursing school. There's a bunch of students my age in my class. It's a non
Have you considered applying to be an LPN? I believe once you've completed block 2, you can do that. It pays much better than a CNA and will give you considerably more hands on experience with meds...
Yes it covers the BSN as long as it's your first BSN. However, there is a lifetime cap on the Pell, so it depends on how much aid you received for the AA degree. For the most part, however, it should...
I can understand the desire to by-pass a bunch of classes. It can, quite literally, add several years to your study plan before you can even apply to get in to nursing school. However (yes - I'm...
When someone says something like this to me, I usually say, "I'm sorry, I didn't quite catch that...could you repeat it". Being forced to repeat such a spiteful comment usually leaves them feeling...
I have no idea if this is accurate, and I will say when I took my classes my MAT class alone had 4 pre-reqs just to get to the class I needed for nursing. However, what I will say is that students...
OK, I know this thread is about a million years old, but I am stuck on this very thing. Mainly - why do we use PTT to monitor heparin, and INR to monitor warfarin? Why not use one test for
Apple-Core replied to missnursingstudent19's topic in General Students
It's tough to let go of if you're used to getting A's, but honestly - most of your learning will really take place once you're on the floor and working. Nobody, and I mean nobody, will care what grade...
Am I correct in thinking that hypovolemia will always be a fluid volume deficit, whereas a fluid volume deficit is not necessarily hypovolemia (such as in 3rd spacing)???