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Not really. I stuck with memorial Hermann residency program. The pay was a few cents more at St. Luke’s though.

No mine is 11/12. I am applying for the Sugarland location.

oops didn’t realize you already interviewed ? I got an email on Monday at 7:53 to schedule an interview

Does anyone have any feedback on St.Luke’s hospital? Just wanted to get some inside info if they like it or not.

Anyone applied for St. Luke’s residency? If so, have you heard anything?

Med surg I had the interview at 11:45 today and got a call @ 530 that afternoon

Later that day she called me. Med surg

I did like 2 weeks ago and got an offer. I accepted it just in case but I had an interview with MH today and got the job. I will definitely pick MH over HCA I had my interview today with MH SL and got an email this afternoon with a job offer! ?

Hey guys! I applied for MH SL and SW but I did get an email yesterday for an interview for the SL location. I choose the Medsurg unit. I also applied to St. Lukes and HCA residency program.

Hi! Ever since Covid it has been crazy and overwhelming at times, but I have been making it. The 16 week courses have been condensed into 8 weeks and it can be so much to do and hardly any time to do it in. By the grace of God and my hard work I am still here....making it! Level 1 is FOR SURE one of the harder semesters because you are still new and trying to learn how to study and just overloaded with info..but don't give up...it gets SOOOO much better. There is still a lot of work and you feel like you know nothing but you will. Keep pushing everyone! Best wishes!

Science GPA- 3.81 TEAS: Math-100% Reading- 83% Science- 80.9% The program is A LOT of work and discipline. You truly get what you put in but if you recently took AP then it helps a lot too. First semester seems to be the hardest because it is so much and you are trying to learn how to study and what the test will be like.

Mine wasnt low but I did have some Fs that I retook and a C. Doesnt hurt to try especially since you don't have to pay to apply. Best wishes.

CONGRATS to all that have been accepted into the program! I remember how painful it was to play the waiting game.

Overall, yes it CAN be hard and VERY time consuming. There is no denying that, but it can be done. I have 3 kids and I am not working so it helps but for those that work I assume it can add an additional burden. You are never caught up, you seem to always be behind no matter how organized you try to be. It is a lot of reading and trying to understand the concepts and information given to you. I have 3 more weeks and I am passing with B's. I need 75 or more to pass at the college I am at and I am hoping to get to level 2. If you REALLY want this then YOU CAN DO IT!

I really appreciate all the input. I can definitely agree that some of the pieces of the puzzle start making sense with time. It is just that as I am going through the program, I find myself asking.. "Am I even going to be able to be a nurse? Will I have the skill? I don't want to kill or hurt anyone!" I truly just want to be a great nurse and help people. I will keep pushing forward! Thanks!