I was a little confused about that myself. I have an ADN from a community college, then went to an RN to BS program. I have to give props to my ADN program for the excellent clinical preparation it...
I think that many school would agree with you about forgoing waiting lists, etc but given the number of applicants and faculty shortages that is just the way it has to be for
LaborNurse1 replied to toriphile23's topic in General Nursing
I agree. What RN has all of their patients assessed, bathed, dressed, etc by 8AM? Perhaps the reason for her wanting this is to make the students prioritize, but 8AM is very unreasonable. Many pts...
I wouldn't waste my time with the LPN route. Go straight for the RN route. I'm not sure where you live, but Middlesex CC has a PT program that is excellent, and I believe UMass has PT options as...
BMC is union, which is why there salary is competitive. They also offer very affordable health benefits. The down side is that the union environment can set up negative atmospheres in certain...
LaborNurse1 replied to toriphile23's topic in General Nursing
I'm a nursing instructor and am surprised that she was nit picking about the things she did. As far as her expectations regarding when patient care was to be done, was this outlined prior to the start...
Congrats! It's very exciting. I don't know anything about that program but I am sure it is excellent. I'm in my first year in a CNM/WHNP program and love it. And hate it! No, just kidding, it's...
I agree. I wasn't implying otherwise. And here is the program I graduated from giving me the BS degree with a major in nursing. If you go to UMass Lowell's website you will see that a BSN is not...
Julia, they really are different. The nursing courses are similar, but those who attend the BS program have more pre req's to do in history, humanities, literature, etc than the BSN programs do. Not...
I guess the frustration lies in people sticking a title behind my name that is not entirely correct. Perhaps I am getting stuck in details, but for what ever reason I prefer to have it correct. Here...
You could go the LPN route to make some money while going to school or waiting to get in, but don't stop there! If I were you, apply to all of the local nursing schools, 2 and 4 year programs. If you...