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I also was a traveler and had the means to move down here but they help you if you really need it

Hey I’m in their acute care program graduating in December. They are highly regarded in the gulf region for their programs in nursing both undergrad and graduate. I couldn’t find placement in NC and was able to secure preceptors in the mobile Alabama region with their help. Granted I’m in the acute program but we all take the same anatomy etc until the specialty courses start. I say go for it, the tuition is cheap and while some stuff is self taught the professors are hard working and get back to students quick.

First of all is your wife in the medical field? Second of all it’s none of her business. Third of all stop questioning yourself as you are the professional in your craft and she has no say in the matter. Lastly grow a set, and let her know in a fitting but respectful manner as a spouse she needs to be supportive of anything you do especially that supports your way of life she needs to not be condescending, if she is unknowing, ask what it is you do but not be negative. Also I would expect the same measures of her craft from you. However if she is questioning you on this she may sh*t test you for other things, which could be an issue. Recognize red flags in all aspects of life. Don’t disrespect her, however she needs to stand on the line not over it, sometimes people need to be checked, not in a negative light, but an informative one. ?

What state are you in?

Any word on MSN packets yet?

Not yet. I had to update my address and had asked if they had sent them out yet about 3 days ago and they said no.

Didn’t get in but I did at duke and south Alabama! Good job guys!

Nope it is not. U?

Nope. I get the feeling it won’t be till the end of the week.

Guys you gotta chill out LOL. Go take a walk or something!

Hey there. We definitely won't hear anything until the end of the month. I applied to AGACNP first choice and FNP second. I already got in to South Alabama for AGACNP, so my mind is more at ease however, would prefer UAB.

I am in NC as well. Acute care and in

Yes. "GOLF CLAP".

Shan_Elle not trying to be ugly, but quit being a crybaby, learn crucial skills that your instructors placed you with. Graduate, pass your nclex, find a job and hopefully you get placed in an ED. If not, get another job. And one thing to consider is most jobs don't give a crap about your grades. They want to see that you have teamwork which right now sounds a bit off, can you do your job, turn patients and get good customer service rating for thexample hospital. FYI, talking bad about someone in the ED is not going to get you any help when your drowning with orders.