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They don't have to prove it. They won't give you schedules or do not hire you.

It depends on where the OP lives. I can do this except for a few things such as initial assessment (I know how to do it but can't do it legally), IV-push, and other things.

If you don't have problems financially, try to apply to the RN Program. If it's possible, get into the BSN program.

I can't recommend anything, but I will share my experience with you. When I took TEAS and HESI, I completed all required prerequisites for the RN program. I didn't review with ATI. I took TEAS a month later from the last courses I completed. I asked my professor if I could pass TEAS. She was sure I could pass it. Then again, she knew my academic records. I gambled whether I could measure up to their required cut-off (72% or higher). If I didn't pass it, I would review it and do it again. Know your school policy about retaking TEAS.

I had one before. I asked if she wanted to help me or humiliate me. She didn't expect I'd say it.

Despite the cons of being a nurse, no, I would start earlier if I knew nursing was a good fit for me. I graduated in July 2022 and have been working since then. Now, I'm in the LPN-RN program and expect to graduate in 2024.

I'm LOL'ng for the EKG on the wall.

Indeed!

Follow where your heart is. Bf or gf is replaceable.

I didn't find any. Let me know if you find one.

Report them to their clinical instructor(s).

It took about a month.

You should call them. You can find a part-time job nearby.

So is my cheap nursing school. Anyway, what I know about the CRNA, you'd have to have a good (stellar) grade and a few years in critical care preferably in the ICU.

I wish I had listened to the wise people who told me this when I was in my 20s. I hated myself for allowing him to dominate my time. I gave up a few opportunities so I could fit into his life. Never again.