As I understand it, the direct entry to Active Duty with a BSN in hand does not require a waiver up to age 46.5 years of age. The age waivers come into play if a non BSN graduate is attempting to be...
Nothin private here . I was enlisted previously, but was med boarded for an ankle injury which wouldn't heal under Army recovery standards. They wanted to reclass me from the job that I'd done for 7...
UPDATE: Had the meet with the recruiter on Tuesday, and it wen't really well. There are some things that I need to get waivered but he thinks that I at least have a fighting chance, so I guess I'll be...
Yep, I agree with everyone else. First semester (last year), I gained about 30 lbs. Partly because of stress, partly because of poor planning. When you are studying SO hard, sometimes everything...
Faithful11: It depends on what your goals are now and in the future. If you are in a BSN program that doesn't require it of you, I say don't take it unless you want to. If you are in an ADN program...
Sounds pretty attractive. Did you PT or anything during the time you were in school? I'm just wondering what type of accountability they are looking for. But you said you didn't have any, so I...
Rme, you graduated NS in May? or OBLC? I'd be interested in your experience with the process if you would like to share. The recruiter has indicated that while in the monthly stipend program, I...
I was a little taken aback that he wanted to come and see me so soon, especially since he'll be traveling about 2.5 hours one way to see me. But I suppose recruiters do what they have to do. I'm...
Welcome bakpakr to the wonderful world of allnurses.com. I'm also prior military (MP), and I'm finishing my second year ADN program. If you have had some experiences and still think this is the path...
Depends on your school curriculum, so you need to ask someone who has taken it at YOUR school. My school that I am currently attending required it and it was basically what you would think of when...
I'm a little confused about how you lied. There is no requirement to be an RN to be a part of the allnurses.com forums, just the desire to learn and get to know others. In answer to your question,...
Just curious about what the proper way to address an NP would be. I'm always a little unsure about if I'm supposed to address them as Mr./Mrs. so and so, Nurse practitioner so and so, or what. I...
WOW, triplets. What a blessing and a burden all in one. I've got twins and a single 23 months apart (6,6,4) and it was pretty rough on me until about a year and a half ago (when I finally got a full...
Sorry about that, wasn't trying to scare you! :rotfl: But honestly, I do think that preparedness is the KEY to success in this environment and part of that is the knowing that you will work your...
Okay so I'm about to give you my opinon, as a nusing student about to complete my second semester, who has twins 6 yoa and a 4 year old. Get as much done this summer prior to entering nursing school....
Not everyone can do something like that and be successful. But if you believe you have the skills and the time to invest in the studying involved (considering you may have to cover more info just to...
My twins boys were delivered at 37+4 due to pre-ecclampsia issues. Neither required any O2 support or specialized care. Now they are 6 years old and are terroriffic :) . I hope things go as well...
I can't say what the med corps does specifically, but as a former soldier and wife of a Drill Sergeant, I will say that "normal" work hours don't apply as civilians know them. My husband goes to work...
Okay, so this is probably not as important as some of the other topics discussed on our board, but I've got to say that it's been kind of bugging me for a while, so I thought I'd throw it out to hear...
I thought an ADN denoted diploma nursing. Thanks for clarify for me. However my initial post about the differences still stands. She gets 2 more semesters than me but upon graduation I'm supposed...