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LATTC RN Spring 2020 Acceptance
Hey everyone! I just want to let you guys know that calling them and bugging them won’t help at all!!!!! She will email you guys when your time comes! It took took about 1.5 years for them to respond from when I applied. So just wait :) once they email you, the ball starts rolling almost ASAP!
- LATTC RN Spring 2020 Acceptance
- LATTC RN Spring 2020 Acceptance
- LATTC RN Spring 2020 Acceptance
- LATTC RN Spring 2020 Acceptance
- LATTC RN Spring 2020 Acceptance
- LATTC RN Spring 2020 Acceptance
- LATTC RN Spring 2020 Acceptance
- LATTC RN Spring 2020 Acceptance
- LATTC RN Spring 2020 Acceptance
- LATTC RN Spring 2020 Acceptance
- LATTC RN Spring 2020 Acceptance
- LATTC RN Spring 2020 Acceptance
- LATTC RN Spring 2020 Acceptance
- LATTC RN Spring 2020 Acceptance
- LATTC RN Spring 2020 Acceptance
- LATTC RN Spring 2020 Acceptance
- LATTC RN Spring 2020 Acceptance
- LATTC RN Spring 2020 Acceptance
- LATTC RN Spring 2020 Acceptance
- LATTC RN Spring 2020 Acceptance
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LATTC RN Spring 2020 Acceptance
All my friends who already completed nursing school told me it’s hard to get ahead. But you can prepare yourself by touching up on physiology, and medical terminology helps. Radio techs make decent money! It’ll take you like a year or so to get certified. Considering that, you’d only be able to work as a radio tech for a year. If you’re ok with that, I say go for it! But that’s a whole year of not working while you’re in school. Im not sure what position you can apply to with your degree to be honest ? I think most people use that degree to work on becoming a PT? Honestly, I think anyone who wants to be a nurse should try becoming a CNA. It’s hard work, but very humbling. You can get the CNA certificate from a Community college that offers the program, such a Rio Hondo, in one semester. You will appreciate nursing in a different way and it will show in you when you become an RN. From what I’ve seen, nurses who were CNA’s before becoming RN’s are the better nurses because they learn to give credit and respect to the other nursing staff and the respect the patients more. On top of that, you get experience working with patients so when you start the program you won’t be afraid of diving in and getting hands on. Another plus side to it is that if you land a job in a hospital as a CNA, they’re more willing to take you as an RN. But just some words of advice for anyone who decide to become a CNA, don’t get stuck working in a nursing home. They under pay you, and the work load is ridiculous. I hope this helps! Sorry for the long post.
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LATTC RN Spring 2020 Acceptance
To be honest, be ready to wait two years y’all. That’s how long I waited. I applied Feb 2018 and I’m starting Feb 2020. While I waited I worked at a hospital and lived my best life before I sell my soul to nursing school. It would be smart, if possible for you guys, to apply to other schools while you wait. I didn’t because I didn’t feel like my grades were competitive enough.
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LATTC RN Spring 2020 Acceptance
Yeah you should have heard something already. I think you were supposed to start Fall 2019 if you applied Oct 2017. Last time I emailed Angel during spring semester she said she was contacting people who applied Aug and Sept 2017 so they could start Fall 2019. Maybe she contacted those who applied Oct back then too
- LATTC RN Spring 2020 Acceptance