WorkInProgress RN BSN

Just call HR and ask- "Hey hypothetically if I wanted to transfer to a better fit within the company at some point would that be reported to my manager? I'm not really certain yet, just curious for the future." At my facility you can opt to not tell them until you are actually offered a position. if you don't submit anything they don't have a reason to say anything. Secondarily, most companies would rather keep someone they have already paid to inboard and approve then lose them completely. Its easier for THEM if you move within the company than leave completely.

Nobody is perfect and it sounds like there are a lot of SYSTEM errors connected to yours. Most of that was out of your control. Mistakes are learning opportunities, not failures. It is a failure if you give up or don't learn.

Your grades sound good, so is this more of a test anxiety issue? Don't give up, but I will say it would be wise to find some coping mechanisms/ test strategies prior to nursing school, because OH BOY are there a lot of tests in nursing school. Even when you graduate and get a job, there will still be required annual education (probably online quizzes). I would say take a TEAS prep course or buy a TEAS prep book (you could get an old or used one or rent one for cheaper from a place like Amazon or CHegg probably) I liked to chew gum while I studied and listen to calm music, so then I associate things I like with test taking. You could also take a "practice test" and have a friend pretend to be your proctor and see how you do. Just have confidence in that you know what you know and you are SMART, and know how to eliminate/ narrow down questions. Hope this helps! Good luck ?‍?