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Possible scenarios here The least likely one: She will keep her job while you testified and everyone is fine in the end 2nd case: You support her and speak to the union but she gets fired still, and now you have issues in the work place 3rd case: You support her and she doesnt get fired and now the unit has major issues with you too 4th case: You support her, she stays but tensions are still high and she resigns. Explain this to her, your job is important to you. What would she do if she were in your shoes and you had made some mistakes? Not everyone loves their job but a source of income is important and other factors need to be considered. If i were you, I'd tell her the best thing for her to do is resign. Because even if she doesnt get fired, it seems like the unit has become a very toxic place for her. She will probably end up leaving or should. You dont need to get yourself into the same situation and have the place be toxic for you too.

Yes there actually is hope for you DEPENDING on what nursing school you apply to. Each one is different in what they require, so its best to look online and see what schools by you require for their nursing program. From a previous degree, I had a low gpa of 2.7 but the nursing school i got accepted into (Miami- Dade College) required a 2.8 gpa and also took my highest math, highest science, and highest grade of whatever else they required which bumped my gpa up. I went to a community college nursing school that offered an associates in nursing and I would recommend the same for you. I finished that program and got my first job in the neonatal intensive care unit. One year later, I am now finishing my last semester in my BSN and hold a 3.75 gpa with plans on applying to CRNA school. -Do your research, speak to advisors, and organize yourself. Focus on the positive aspects while you are doing this. At least you have a job and many other blessings to add on. Have a positive attitude on this journey because at times you will feel challenged. - I agree with you, it's all about maturity. I have family who tells me "Wow, you shouldve gone to nursing from the very beginning!" I always tell them no because i wouldve failed nursing school lol. I wasnt mature enough, i didnt know what i wanted. Now you know more, hold yourself more accountable. You can do this

Hey you guys, Congrats to each of you for applying and good luck. I know it must be overwhelming at times. I plan on applying the next cycle for FIU's CRNA program. Can you guys tell me how your interview process was? Iv'e read up on a lot of different interviews students go through while applying for CRNA. But none regarding FIU specifically. Any advice would be appreciated. Thank you