angel94

Never said any was out of line. I simply asked does it bother the nurses when its done overboard.

Taking pictures of everything, machines, medicines, etc.

Uhm I'm asking as a student for information purposes. I'm not sure why the question would bother anyone. I'm just asking to see how nurses deal with difficult parents. I have plenty experience with parents seeing as I use to be a teacher. I know first hand that parents can and will overstep their boundaries. I'm asking for information purposes as a student.

I'm a nursing student so I have no experience just asking. But do the parents annoy you? There was a girl who would take pictures the whole 8 months her twins were in the NICU, day or night. And not just of the babies but everything. It just accured to me that as a NICU nurse this would be aggravating, especially if she is constantly bothering the babies after the nurse gets them settled.

I have however looked at there ADN program an will be applying for the Summer.

Literally just now. I started off in nursing so am done with the base level classes.

I just applied. I am a little nervous as I have never heard of the program before. How is the program received by employers?

Is the program not online? I assumed it would be.

I have never looked at that school in-depth, only skimmed since I started at Southern. To be honest I don't think I have ever met anyone who graduated from there. I too was going to go to BRCC but they only take applications once a year which is really odd.

I didn't have to take pathophysiology but Microbiology is hit or miss. Depending on the professor it might be hard. Also if you have to take a lab.

I'd go with the cheaper one. Not only is it less money but sometimes more time is a good thing. I can't imagine trying to cram everything in a year.

Oh I'm right there with you about being scared of failing out or not even being chosen for that matter. But the way I see it if you don't go back you'll have no chance at becoming a nurse. At least if you try you'd be giving yourself a fighting chance.

I am returning to nursing. I started off in nursing and switched right before I would've entered the nursing program. Because of this I now am done with all prerequisites, I do have to take Nursing process 1 over because it has expired. I sent all of this information to the advisor. I asked should I retake some classes to boost my GPA. She said no only the nursing class. I'm worried my GPA will not be high enough. I'm not sure whether to trust the advisor. I know this is her job but can she guarantee I will be accepted? If I'm not accepted I'll be upset thinking I should've take those classes over. I've decided to only take the nursing but I'm having so much anxiety of this situation.