SummerOlaf

I am a first semester nursing student and I’m thinking of switching my major. It is very hard for me to see the patient in so much pain and not to be able to do much about it. I also find the situation of having 5 patients who are very ill and needs something from me pretty stressful. I want to give my all to them but I just don’t think it’s possible to a great job and make them happy which kinda makes me sad. I also get kinda sad seeing people in these situations. Do you think these are valid reasons to make a switch? Or will nursing be different in a different hospital?

Hello, I am currently a first-semester nursing student with two years left to finish nursing school. I realized I don't enjoy working in the bedside. However, I love learning about nursing. I thought that in the future I would want to be a nursing instructor. I know that most nursing schools prefer 3 years of bedside experience and masters which I am willing to do. However, I am worried that because I am not that passionate about bedside nursing I wouldn't be that efficient of an instructor. Also, is it challenging to find a job as a nurse educator? Do I need to have years of experience in my belt? Do I need to have multiple specialties? Would it be better to switch majors? Thanks

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I got admitted with 88 points but I committed to CSULB already!

I called admissions and they told me to turn in all my transcripts and ap scores

just got my email this hour

omg why is mine not there yet ahhhh I just paid the $150

Can someone make a Facebook group?

I checked through the self-service and called admissions

I'M ADMITTED AND I'M CRYING BLOOD RIGHT NOW

me too!

yup https://informeddelivery.usps.com/box/pages/intro/start.action

You van track what’s coming in your mail. It’s called informed

When are results going to come out?

I didn't receive any email like that. How do you like CSULA?