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Nope... im in Indiana.

Things are still really good here... around INDY.

I really found the NCLEX cram helpful and I just went over lots of old notes.

Well I am assuming this is just depending where you live. I live in Indiana and new graduates start at 19/hr in LTC and there is a desperate need for nurses here.

I know it seems hard now, but I had two instructors like that... it was awful, but I have to say that I learned the most from them. You will get through it.

Good Job!

I bought the Morrison flash cards and a few of them are helpful, but really the information was more complex than what was needed to know for the TEAS.

I used a science GED book and it really helped. The science portion is all over the place on that test. Good Luck.

My favorite part of doing head to toe assessments is telling him to stick here tongue out at me :)

I totally agree with you. I have been a CNA for the past 10 yr and I just passed my boards for LPN and I know how hard a CNA's job is. It is unfortunate that people act that way. I can tell you I will not.:heartbeat:heartbeat

Can anyone tell me what are the key points to list when making a resume for a student nursing position. Thanks

First is anyone from the MUncie region (east central). I was curious if any has taken the TEAS test? I have took it twice. I talked to my advisor and she said that last session the people that got in their tests ranged from high 80's - to a few 60's....

Well...I got into the LPN program with an 80% 3 A's and one B. There is less competition in the transitional program(i have heard). The cut off score for the RN program last semester was in the 90's and there were several ties. Angie in the office to...

Anyone got one from Ivy Tech yet?

Yea, I got my CNA cert. about 11 yrs ago. I kept it for about 6-7 yrs. It has since expired. I would'nt want to go that route again. Don't get me wrong it is really good experience, but I feel that I have done my time with that. And I wouldn't be abl...

I do go to Muncie, but I have not met this person. The only people that I have talked to is advisors for the programs. Maybe you know something I don't. Do you go to Muncie or surrounding and if so what has you process been like? Thanks

Let me know how it goes and good luck! And who is Chris?

At my school we don't have wait lists, but it is so competitive that it can take that long to get in. I have in the meanwhile been working on Associates degree in Business Administration with concentration in Health Care Management. A lot my classes ...

what i want to know from you guys is- good questions to ask daycares while touring them and if any of you have any experiences about them that you would like to share. seeing as how busy i will be with the program i have no other option but to ...

well i know where you are coming from and ignoring the piles of dishes and undone laundry only works for so long until you give in and do it. i have went over the same stuff with my husband asking for more help and he is like ok i'll start help...

I just took the test about a month ago and from everything I have read and heard about the scoring is that it is different from school to school. At my school you have to have a minimum of: Math 60% Science 60% English 70% Reading 80%. Also alot of s...

Hey Lisa, I worked in group homes too.. good news is most hospitals are computerized. You have to go through a process before giving the med-it's way different than GH's. And you will have alot of clinical experience before actually getting...

Yes, I have a book and I have an ok score 79.6. I know the cut off can change because evey semester there will be different scores. I was just curious if anyone from Muncie was on here and in the same situation as me.

Does anyone know what type of scores on the TEAS test you would have to have to get into the Ivy Tech ADN or PN program in Muncie? If you graduated from there or are going there now- Please give me some advice. Thanks Have a Great Weekend!!

THanks for your info-Good Luck