alyssaaw94

I have a theory that the fewer the population, the less competitive, therefore, easier to get into nursing school. Does anyone find this to be true? Seeking less competitive Florida state college nursing programs.

So I feel like I have a change of hearts in terms of my career goals. I know nursing has a lot of avenues to take, but I don’t think I want to do it anymore. I think I want to get into family medicine. Question is, well I have a couple, can I earn my...

UPDATE: so I decided that starting nursing school with a three month (now 5 month old) will not work out for me and like I said before I fear failure. I am probably going to start in March or September 2020 when the baby is older and I feel more co...

I’m looking to find people enrolling in a BSN program starting this fall or upcoming spring. At chamberlain university, I’ll be starting in September with a 3-month old. I fear failure; and September might be too early to start. But so far I’m study...

Because of the fact that it’s expensice I literally waiting until after basic training to attend.

Any one uses financial Pell grants to help pay ?

What school if you don’t mind me asking?

What did you do to raise your score?

Hey guys, I'm currently working on being accepted in the TCC (Tallahassee Community College) Nursing program for fall 2018. I attend BC (Broward College) in South Florida fir this last semester, hoping to pass HUN1201. I then would have to score wel...

I need to find some private duty cases to work so I can study on the job. I'm nervous about moving because it'll be the first I'm living on my own.

I haven't taken the hesi yet. I'm not ready. I've studied once, but need the book again before I take it. I still need to transfer my transcript after grades have been submitted.

I'd recommend find a job with he hospital itself to lose all the confusion.