iwannabeanrn

I am so happy for you.... Congrats...:balloons: the hard work paid off

I am intrested in knowing how many of you found it easier in nursing school because you already had some sort of medical background? Or were you like me ...future RN and had none instead...and had to start from the bottom up..I mean...I dont even know what the normal blood pressure is!!! So basically is it easier to get through a program with some medical background or is it okay just to learn...

Hello everyone, I have enrolled this summer for my a&P classes. The nursing professor at the community college said I was a shoe in to get in the program. My dilemma is this. I am a teacher and most days than not I dread going into the classroom with the kids. Dont get me wrong I am good at what I do I have recieved state awards because of my teaching...But I dont love it..there are days when my husband goes to work and he is soooooo excited to go (law enforcement) and deep down I kind of resent him for that. So when I see the school nurse or when I go to a hospital I am envious of nurses because that is what I want to do. But then I also look at it this way the teaching profession is great because I get at least two months off and I am home with my kids during holidays..what do you think I should do...

Summer I Principles of nursing(online) A&P Summer II A&P II I can apply for program but I have decided to wait because I already signed my teaching contract for next year (stupid, stupid) Other than that I am good to go ..I think I may take micro in the fall ..just to make sure i stay enrolled at the cc...

help! What is a good study guide for the NET exam? Did the study guide help you was it worth the money?