I'm considering going to Rochester to begin my career once I graduate in May - but will have lots and lots in student loans. I know the Mayo doesn't offer loan payback options, and I'm not eligible...
I got paid more but usually only worked 10 hours a week so this will be WAY nice :) I called and asked about it later too - didn't ask at the interview. It'll cover benefit costs, I
Feeling exactly as you are - down to the clothes :) No schedule yet, though - I'll get that on Monday. Almost there! My husband's last day of work is tomorrow, then on Monday he starts his new role as...
I am a new grad and was happy with St. Scholastica in Duluth. I was a transfer student, having done my 1st 2 years at Lake Superior College, then had 1 year of generals to finish and 2 years of the...
I didn't have a unit orientation, but did call and ask about it (about 2 weeks ago) - I was told that they weren't completed yet, but that I should expect to work one of the weekends and be on the...
I start on July 9 and will be in rehab, afternoon shift, and will float to ortho/neuro when there's a low census. We'll be living in Little Falls, and are moving from the Duluth area. I think there...
I'll be graduating next May (13th to be exact) and would love to move back to the Virginia area - I grew up there, and know the good & bad, but would rather be up on the Range than in the Cities,...
"I would most likely miss out on family gatherings, study/homework, and "me" time" Quite honestly - you will miss out on these the whole time you're in school - just look towards the end when it...
I'm pregnant now (18 weeks, with a little less than 200 days to go before graduation, so baby will be here about 6 weeks before end of term) - it's doable for me... but I know that the students in our...
I took my prereqs there and finished my AA, (ended up @ scholastica for a 4 year due to the wait for the program, the time it would take for everything, and I wanted to end up with an RN anyway -...
In your first semester, you often need to build the interaction skills and work on your comfort level - having a caring instructor to help you with that is very important. Talk to other instructors,...
I'm not sure where you are, but here in Duluth, St Scholastica has a new program offered for students who have a prior bachelor's to receive their BSN - it's a summer-fall-spring-summer program (so...
are you eligible for financial aid through a community college? That's how I did mine... I never did work as a CNA, but did hear that if I were to have gotten a job within a certain timeframe of...
Not a nurse yet, just a lurker and student, but... one thing that I've found frustrating is how many hospitals offer tuition reimbursement for ADNs to get BSNs - but how few offer loan payback for...
A friend of mine started in MedSurg at United in St Paul and loved it - good pay, benefits, etc. - OT was offered often. She did know one person who started in ICU but most people moved into it rather...
Lake Superior College (out of Duluth, MN) has a good one - http://www.lsc.edu - not super easy, but not very demanding - their instructors are good, and I remember more from that class than some of my...
I do have a question for the seasoned veterans out there - I posted at #97 of another post, so figured I'd do it here too in case you didn't get that far :) Do you find it harder to work with a nurse...
As a student, I love this thread! So far, I haven't made any of the mistakes you've discussed, but now I know what to avoid :) I do have a question, though - do you find it harder to work with a nurse...
I tried them on and I love them! I looked at the professional style, as we need to wear all white, closed heel for school, but... they were so comfy compared to anything else I tried on. I've found...