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Hey guys, I’m interested in the psych np with UTA. how often are you guys traveling to the campus? I live in San Antonio which isn’t very far but I also don’t want to be driving every week to Arlington. Thank y’all

Maybe you’re right. I don’t know.

FYI as of now, the news channel hasn’t responded to my email and they viewed my email.

I don’t think it has anything to do with eating tide pods. When I was 16 I worked at a McDonald’s and the older staff were the worse. Bad customer service. They were rude to us who were younger employees. One employee who was in his 60s drank bleach as a bet. Mind you he wasn’t a teen. So that has nothing to do with it. This is has to do with maturity and getting experience with work. That will help them establish good work ethics and hopefully that experience will help in nursing school and their nursing career.

I certainly hope so.. until i I see it with my own eyes I’ll feel more comfortable. Maybe I’m wrong. Maybe these students will surprise us all and they will excel in being an RN. But until then I rightfully so have doubts.

I emailed the news station for clarification

That’s what I said. Teens should be working to do teen things. Not worried about highly stressful clinicals. Teens should be teens.

All BSN by 2020? Doesn’t look like it!

100% agree with you

Great points! Not sure how the school will get away with any issues arising from a 16 year old in clinical.

I like it In theory. But I’m not sure this is a good idea.

https://news4sanantonio.com/news/local/new-program-would-allow-high-school-students-to-graduate-as-certified-registered-nurses Posted the link to article above. A local high school (San Antonio) is looking in to adding a RN program within the high school curriculum. The outcome will be a high school diploma and an associate degree in nursing at the age of 18. I personally feel this is a great way to get more nurses in the field, at the same time, it worries as the brain of some 18 year olds are not all that developed and need more maturing. also how will the program work? Nursing school is difficult, as it should be, how will the school accommodate all those nursing courses and high school courses simultaneously? Thoughts?

90/hr? what the whaaaaaaat? I understand the cost of living is much higher in Cali but dang.

In all honesty I’m a bit surprised this post got the attention it did.. but glad we had a good discussion

Or a popcorn unit party.... no thanks