emilymorgan

This is very helpful, thank you!

Hello, all. I had a DUI arrest last November and am entering my write-in plea due August 10th. I am pleading no contest and am going on probation and paying fines to the state of Florida for a DUI 1 charge. I am licensed through Florida and they reviewed my arrest and by some miracle decided not to take any action against my RN license. I attended inpatient rehab in January and then completed a 6-week outpatient program as well. I have been clean and sober for 252 days. I currently work in long-term care in Tennessee but am looking for a hospital job. Anyone know of what my chances are of finding a hospital job in the area are with a misdemeanor DUI? Any input is appreciated, thanks!

I'm sorry about your situation ? I can't imagine still living with my parents at 23. Honestly, they expect a lot out of you which is not fair as you are a professional working adult. My advice would be to move out and if you can't move on your own, get a roommate. If your parents or grandparents really do need the help, pre-arrange a day every week (or however often) to help them with whatever it is they will need. If your grandmother/parents have other children/grandchildren, enlist them to help out, too. It's not fair you're the only one doing this.

I will private message you. I'm wrapping up Nursing 2 on Tuesday.

It's amazing! I can't recommend it more. I got a 67 on my first exam and a 68 on my second. Then, I subscribed to simple nursing and got an 86 on my next two exams! Saved me so much tbh. Watch his videos and print out his study guides the day before lecture.

Currently in Valencia's program. I wish I listened to people who told me to go elsewhere.

I'm in the second semester of nursing school (med-surg) and I'm desperate to pass. #1: I breezed through semester 1. Everyone says semester 1 is awful and absolute hell but I managed it. I studied my ass off, but I also wasn't worried I would fail. (For Christ sakes my house burned down and I still made it to clinical the next morning.) #2: Maybe I took semester 2 for granted because of how everyone ranted about how easy it was compared to 1. #3: On my first exam this semester, I got literally the lowest score in the whole class (67); that has never happened to me in my life. It's embarrassing. #4: Exam 2, I work my ass off...get a 70. Passing at my school is a 77. I need an 86 on the next two exams to pass the semester. I'm feeling very discouraged because the only thing that would make my grade jump 20 points is divine intervention. I've tried everything; I just can't pass a test. I feel like I just can't do it considering I've given it my all and still can't pass. I feel like an absolute idiot/failure. I kick ass at clinical and I run circles around my classmates when we're studying; why can't I answer a question on a test? Why isn't anything sinking in?

Great! Already submitted my change of major form and registered for a CPR class. Thank you (:

I received my acceptance into the Spring 2018 program about two weeks ago! Anyone have a checklist as to what we need before orientation? And how do we register for classes, or will the school do that for us?