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Does longitudinal integration of nutrition in the curriculum impact health care professionals’ and/or patient health outcomes (e.g., diet, physical activity, and chronic disease risk)? This is what I want my nursing research question to be, but I don't know what template to use for it (see the attached picture of the description of types of questions). Anyone?? IMG_2499.pdf

Hello all! I am in a second degree accelerated BSN program in Illinois. I need advice for studying pharmacology, I study for hours and feel like I always do poorly on exams. Any general advice or supplemental materials you would suggest? Right now I have Scrubcheats, NRSNG membership, and LevelUpRN flashcards. ANYTHING will be helpful! Thanks!

I do have the ATI books. I'm taking a remediation class this fall, and I only have one chance to pass with a level 2. So here's to hoping it works!

Thanks, everyone!

Did either of you have to do ATI proctored exams in school?

That is really good to know! Thank you so much!

Hello! I'm waiting to hear back about my application as well! I'm going to be discussing my transfer credits with an advisor on the phone next week. I'm currently in another accelerated program in IL, but I'm not impressed with it. The plan was always to move west after I graduated, but I'm trying to see if my credits transfer and time isn't added I could do it now.

Hello! I actually did apply and am just waiting to hear back on my credits. I'm currently in IL at another accelerated program, but I'm thinking about transferring. It depends on if they accept my credits!

Thanks, I just wanted to make sure it wasn't going to be difficult. I got mixed messages on random blogs.

Hello all, My first semester of clinical I was held back a semester because of a proctored ATI Fundamentals exam I missed by 1%. We needed to get a level 2, and I was 1% off. I got a 92% in the course, but just the thought of being held back just because of one exam threw me off. Now I have to do a remediation and at the end of the semester, I'll get another chance to take the ATI Fundamentals again and score a level 2. I honestly knew the material, I just get back test anxiety and my brain crashes. Are all accelerated nursing programs so ATI based? It's frustrating, but I'm trying to figure out if it's the norm or if it's just my school. Thanks!

Hello, I need some advice. I'm currently in IL enrolled in an accelerated second-degree program to get my BSN. My plan was to get my BSN, and then move to Utah or Colorado. After doing some research about getting licensed in different states, it sounds better to just move now and graduate and test where I want to work. Seems like it would save time and money. I'm honestly not too impressed with my program either for the money. I've found a few prospects that would allow me to still graduate on time for around the same tuition. I guess my question is how hard is it really to switch licenses? Should I just stick with my program and move in a year and a half, or is it a better idea to move now? Any advice would be amazing. Thanks in advance!

Hello all! I am in the process of applying to the accelerated program. I've gotten into the college, but not the program yet. Does anyone have any experience with the transfer credits from other nursing programs? I live in IL currently, so meeting with them is difficult. Anything would be helpful! Thanks! Anna Greenberg