ILRN200

ILRN200 has 1 years experience.

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1. help Low High school Gpa

   ILRN200 replied to MurkNurse's topic in Pre-Nursing Students

   Raise your GPA in college. Take all the pre-requs you can at a community college, and get a's and b's in all the classes. You can do it. My GPA in high school wasn't the greatest either. The nursing...

2. New Grad - Offering to Work for Minimum Wage?

   ILRN200 replied to Music in My Heart's topic in General Nursing

   There is still a nursing shortage. It WILL be worse than we could ever imagine in a few (maybe 2-3) years. Nurses on the floor know that there is limited help (lab, transporters, RT's.....). I am...

3. New Grad - Offering to Work for Minimum Wage?

   ILRN200 replied to Music in My Heart's topic in General Nursing

   It is better than nothing. Also, it is getting the experience in. Better than a job not in health care. WHEN IS THIS GOING TO END! This is terrible! I think hospitals are going to get a bad push in...

4. Burned out nurse starting over again

   ILRN200 replied to pbirdy's topic in General Nursing

   I'm sorry you are having a hard time finding a job too. I think it is important to remember that there ARE nurses that will do the 12 hour shifts, go back to school etc., many of them have been in...

5. SAHM of 2 young kids wants to be a nurse. Realistic?

   ILRN200 replied to bwardrope's topic in General Nursing

   A pro that I saw (as a single mom going through NS) is that they will learn from example how important school is. Also, they will see you doing hard work and the pay off in the end. Thats what I...

6. Am I screwed?

   ILRN200 replied to WindyhillBSN's topic in General Nursing

   No, a education is going to cost money. It needs to be done though. :) I think it would be more rewarding in the long

7. too far?

   ILRN200 replied to Medsport's topic in General Nursing

   well, if your single I guess that is a different story. I agree with the above, you could just rent for a while and see if you like it. Just don't do anything crazy on a whim. City's are nice, I live...

8. too far?

   ILRN200 replied to Medsport's topic in General Nursing

   I can't tell you what to do. For me, a little while ago I wanted to go to another place too (thought I was in a BAD situation), now I have changed units and am much happier. It seems as thought bing...

9. My GPA is lower than 3.0 are my hopes of becoming crna done?

   ILRN200 replied to pogiboy67's topic in Student Registered Nurse Anesthetist

   Taking easier classes is not a good way to raise your GPA. This strategy is very well known by universities. It would probably be best to take grad level courses to raise a GPA. Plus, that would be...

10. Tele class right after orientation...Too much?

    ILRN200 replied to Leonurus's topic in Medical-Surgical

    You can do it, reward yourself after you take the class

11. how are you paying for nursing school? or how do you plan to pay for nursing school?

    ILRN200 replied to mashamontago's topic in General Students

    Student loans. I think that nursing will be well worth it

12. Age you will/were graduated?

    ILRN200 replied to sweetiez's topic in General Students

    I'll be 20......Dec.

13. What is the passing test grade at your school?

    ILRN200 replied to Wsmith16's topic in General Students

    its 80 at my school. i dont worry about getting an A in the class. Just worry about passing. as long as you pass, you'll still be a

14. Question for Students

    ILRN200 replied to pat8585's topic in General Nursing

    the majority of classmates in my class are here to help people. I can tell by the amount of support wee just give each other. Also I think our patients get a huge amout of care and empathy c q task....

15. "I don't want to do bed side nursing"...SAY WHAT!

    ILRN200 replied to lauralassie's topic in General Nursing

    It sounds like this girl is not going to make it. I had my Son when I was just 15 years old and I am providing a loving family for him. That is part of the reason why I wanted to become a RN. Although...