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RocketMan

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  1. Well, if they've already accepted everyone then I don't see much point spending $600 to go out there for an interview that will mean nothing...thanks for the info! I'll call then ASAP.
  2. I doubt they have told anyone of their decision yet. Schools always wait until everyone has interviewed. I just turned my application in yesterday and they called me this morning for an interview in late January. I imagine we will find out in early February. Sorry dudes!
  3. Any idea what the interview will be like?
  4. I just want to tell everyone not to give up in your fight to someday be an RN. I'm living proof. I attended an Ivy-League nursing school and was told by one of the faculty to quit and that I was not "RN" material. Medicine has always been a struggle for me to understand quickly and that is why I enjoy it. The challenge is what I wanted. I failed my NCLEX 3 times! Yes, I said 3 times! I currently work in an ICU and am a ******* awesome RN both emotionally and clinically! I am waiting to hear back from a grad school I interviewed at for CRNA school. Moral: Screw everyone else! Your career is what you make it. You will be the RN you want to be! And the faculty, they're just a bunch of menopausal ******* who are too scared to practice on the front line. If anyone ever tells you NO, tell them to come talk to you when your the awesome RN of the future saving lives and families thanking God for you.
  5. If you want to be an RN, then that is all you need to get the job done. Most people don't know what the hell they're talking about. Don't listen to anyone who says otherwise. I became an RN/BSN with zero experience at a great school and am a great nurse with hopes of an advanced practice degree. You're the only one who knows.

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