Nursestudent2022

Hi currently in ADN program in PA and looking to relocate to Maryland to be closer to family. Have been talking with recruiter at Johns Hopkins for a speciality unit and plan to have an interview soon with nurse managers. Just looking for insight on their relocation assistance. I forgot to get the details from the recruiter but just wondering how that process is? Would they provide the assistance after the start date or would it be before to help with the actual moving process? The pay is really low for a start but if they cover the relocation part I will tough it out for 2 years until I move on.

I'm in the LPN-RN I did my lpn somewhere else. I've been a nurse for a few years so the material is very straight forward. The exams are ATI so once you get used to their questions you should be able to figure it out. I would say just utilize the materials on ATI because that is where most of the answers are. & be prepared to make last minute changes to schedule. The clinical schedule comes out very late so that's the one frustrating part.

Program is pretty straight forward. We had a lot of hiccups in communication but one of the runners of the program became sick so it's not necessarily their fault. Overall, I think it's pretty easy especially with experience you should do fine with the exam.

I did get accepted. They sent it I believe 4/1 whatever day they said they would send. Good luck!

Hi I am an LPN I applied to the Camden County college bridge RN program. I am wondering if anyone else applies?? Deadline to submit was Feb 1st and they said decision before or on April 1st. Just curious to see if it really will take that long. I applied with 45/65 points. I didn't have veteran, community service or previous degree.

Has anyone applied to Harcum college for the day program?? I was supposed to get my file reviewed this week but they switched and said they are reviewing files onApril 1st. Im freaking out now. Did anybody get accepted with low TEAS scores? I got a 64 the min was 57.