nurse_ash2020

Hi! A little background: I'm graduating from an ASN program in late July and am relocating from FL with my boyfriend (also a soon-to-be new nurse). We've been looking at Piedmont and Northside hospitals since those are the closest hospitals to where we will be living, but our hearts aren't super set on those either. Does anyone have any advice on applying to the RN Residency programs with just your ASN degree? I'm worried that since I don't have my BSN (yet!) I won't have a competitive application. Also, does anyone have any insight on what its like to work at Piedmont, Northside, Grady, WellStar? I'm hoping to find a job in the OR or a cardiac floor and my boyfriend is looking for one in the ER! TIA!

Hi! Quick question I'm hoping someone can help me with: as far as pre-reqs go, what math classes does the program accept to go towards the prerequisite? I have taken college algebra, but have gotten a higher grade in a higher math (trigonometry). I hope they will take trig over college algebra!

Hey everyone, My GPA for my pre-reqs including microbiology is a 3.5. What would be a solid HESI score for me to be accepted into the program? I don't plan to apply until Fall 2018 but I want to make sure I have enough time!